New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13

Great Success Of the Nsw Story.
THE N0YEL-READING WORLD ENCHANTED
The Continuation o. The and stagy iates0s rsHaase Of
PERDITA;
on.
FAIR AND FALSE,
FAIRFAX BALFOUR,



ro Issue Of the GREAT SUNDAY NEWSPAPER already By
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swept early day and Of which h' nov next 10 npos' 70
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ANOTHER LARGE EXTRA EDITION
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A FULL SYNOPSIS
published chapters Pen viii be furnished s tonouo~s
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Sunday with satisfaction that portion already Published bad
beea perussd
The chapters Of PgRDrTA" already published established
interest remarkable story which safe predict will
with succeeding preeoog child introduced 10 the
reader appalling circumstance essentially oHsis
No character bearing resemblance this beau-
al incarnation msree Intelligence found the whOls
Cast suddenly aud Unexpectedly Of the depths
poverty degradation into the Of ururJ she rapidly devei
finished nngane endowed with accomplishments And
fascination that render opposite Beha the
angels naturally subtle brain. animated I
plots silently and skfHs the removal from her
path threaten to impede her She meets
spirit Of evil With nature stronger even baa her
determines bis associate In crime aad succeeds sab
ug bis control Conspiracy the leading feature Of tue o
and through deeepon worthy genius of AetaVs
the reader 5 conducted to the denOuemont
which the heroine becomes engaged are Of the most
exciting nature aud involve the Introduction Of sreaser variety o.
characters belonging every phase society than u be ioaaa
grouped any modern novel Tue representatives, Of
THE DANGEROUS CLASSES,
who figure in this striking svdeny from H The
oa depicting draas lie has studied he mpuses asd
motives and bis criminals saG despdOes
are not monsters realities The faculties Of the uHiaeate wbeu
arpene ~ greed than match for The wisdom Of
the wise cunning which often moral OBJ
useness e1empliet with great force Pea Fair aa Fss
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po fy Demonstrated and transparent Tue reader sees
through glance and knows what the Sne will be before be
has perused half chapters The dialogue general ra Is
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suit the readers Of pabacnsi but the who rely
upon THE MERCURY for and recreation 90 the
dsy Of rest would not deady.lively literature
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Introduced 70 the public through its and the
may be said Of Pierce Rgn Smith, and other
popular English when these suthou
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restrictions imposed these formal and precise specimens Of
current literature the wild Einee which distinguishes is
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highly in the field Of letters carefully read
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obtain for them place WEEKLY SEVsPAPzR 90
AMERICA offered gf they would, under such eFcaH-
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story was accepted bis audience those oeesaoas
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ou t.use,ns auy could have been formed Of BIS saas
from bis previous works
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Or THE GOLDsMITHs DAUGHTER OF WEST CHEPE" By
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B,ur nov running the SUNDAY MERCURY All
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their styles and subjects well be conceived the bag er
haustve Of the days Of Henry N The Royal Boeheai
the other mastery romance PERIOD" which the living
with all virtues, ikiDSy portrayed Tue one aSAas
and antique terminated and passed u review os as
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turns nothing long"
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