The New York herald., 1873-11-29
THE GREAT NOVEL OF THE DAY.

THE GREAT NOVEL OF THE DAY.
FRESH UNIQUE, VIGOROUS, INVITING.
The reading public are just going treated tho
greatest literary feast been spread them
for many years tale absorbing interest, ieem-
ing with vivid incidents abounding powerful
painting story Of the present day. and yet full
terrible depicted the backest OF
the darkest ages All drawn with the strong pencil Of
a thorough master artist One who has evidently dis
seced human feelings analized human motives,
the anatoms, and the chemist lay bare the snew, ana
decompose the blood.
LADY LIvINasToN's LEGACY;
or,
UNDER THE SCREW.
TALE OF TWO CONTINENTS.
BY the author Of Lady Flavue."
Is decidedly unlike any creation Of its class ever pnb
lisled There is entire originality all through ito
pages Characters plot incident language are all alike
free from that mannersm which characterizes most
modern works The has evidently lived
among the people whom he describes with such wonder.
full acumen and power. Truth shows itself in every
strong and telling The shadow of great
and mysterious crime hovers every page gves
the reader something of that mystical dread which
children feel when they glance furtively over their
shoulders into the dark shadow-haunted corner Of .
room.
LADY LIvINGsToN's LEGACY
abounas that the most powerful piet-
ures of the masters of modern fiction.
On every scene
THE STRONG CALCIUM LIGHT
reader will cheerfuy avow. when he from the
perusa OF this great story that all praise win
and colorless to the REAL MERITS OF THE WORK.
whether the author describes by the brawlin4
brooks Of American forests or introduces
ang denizens OF the fashionable London drawing rooms
or the rough vagabonds of Pirates Post full Of tho
same keen inside into motives and the same wonderfully
strong power Of truthful dencation.
LADY LIvINGsToN's LEGACY"
will be commenccd4h
ro-MoRRow's SUNDAY MERCURY,
and will be another proof that the SUNDAY MERcURA
will continue to surpass all other journals the
great stories that to its readers
THE sUNDAYMERcURY
pays moro money to leading foreign authors
sheets Of choice literary than all other American
journals; and its regular weekly circulation is greater
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sons Legacy or Under the Screw and gives II readers
. large instalment Of the story tomorrow morning
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