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    In Three Vols . crown 8 vo . 31 s . 6 d . j CO U N T ESS DAPHNE : J ± ILT O "V 33 L . By EITA , Author of < Vivienne cfcc . The STANDARD'S Opinion , ' In Countess Daphne the author of June 2 ] . ' Vivieane " has given a love story pare and simple . It is written with considerbook * It as is this very should sad . have to think been that written . sneh b a able ,, skill , .,, . , —Athenjsum . . y a woman ; and it is more sad to think * There is not the faintest approach to that , owing to its bearing on the title- any breach of the ] aws of good tasie < > page the names of a firm of most respected Academy and respectable publishers , it is likely to fall into the hands of other women . ... 'On the whole , the book will approve The book should not be on the list which itself to the taste and moral feeling of fathers and mothers of families send to its readers , a characteristic all the more Smith ' s or Mudie ' ' notable on account of the resemblance—80 m » rked ^ at it cannot but be noticed-OPINIONS OF OTHER REVIEWERS , which it bears to the novels which have Which appeared 11 Standa x prior rd . that in the appeared ^^^^ . A under „ a the ± i nom de 77 plume 01 4 Rita does not parade cither an un- " Ouida . —Spectator . wholesome morality or a cheap erudition , ' There is elegance and subdued poetry and those ' who care for a story of pas- in " Rita ' s " stylo , which we have before sionate love told in the language of admired , and it is interesting because so romantic rhetoric may be recommended unaffectedly and yet continuously sad . to Countess Daphne . Rita is unquestion - .... It is an Italian story , narrated ably clever ,, add may fairly count upon with almost Italian grace , yefc with English wide popular favour . '—John Bull . melancholy /—Public Opinion . London ; SAMPSON LOW , MARSTOM " , SEARLB , & ftlVlNGTO ^ , Orcwn Buildings 188 Beet Street , E . C . ( 259 ) I ] - ¦¦ tf-Hli ^ . ' :.. - . ' <¦ •* - ^ I ' "'¦ " - : ¦¦ " ¦ ' ¦ '' " ¦ . ¦«¦ - r * . i , ¦ ,,- ; „! , „ , ,,, , ,. , , , „ . . nfjL

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  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), July 1, 1880, page 508, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01071880/page/32/