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    Books Received :—• I From Messrs. John A...

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    entitled—I . ; II . Sorrow ; III . Regrets ; VII IV . . Yearnings Hope ; V ; III . V . A Confessions Vision ; IX ; . VI To . -morrow Despair ; ;

    X author simp . A le Betrospect has Saxon , undoubtedl [ Eng ; XI lish . y Faith , , the and gift : XII abundan of . versification Vict t ory poetical . The in conceitthe iae word it it is is found iouna in in

    I let conceit . We — —we we wish use use we had wora room . as as for a few quotations Ham nam-- . The love letters are inscribed to ' Marie /

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    This ' manual for beginners and amateurs ' was first published as a series of articles in the Bazaar , and is addressed only to those who are

    without experience . The work consists of twenty two chap of ters the , from most whose characteristic headings : — we XIII sel . ec Descri t one or p-

    tive XV . writing City editor ; XIV ; . XVI Sporting . The and free dramati lance ; c critic XVII . ; mm Periodicals * ^ mr ^™ ^ v ^ v ^^ v- ^~ ^ v ^^^^— ~^ v and ™ ^»^— - ^^^ v periodical bv ^^ mmw ^ H ^^* ^ r ^ p ^ H ^ vr v ^ r ^ BV ^ literature BV ^ b ^ fe ^ h ^ ^^ v ^ M ^ V Tf ^ f ^ B ^ V ^ k ^ ; V ^ XVIII ^^ ^^ h V ^ v ^ d ^^^ M . m

    Marketable manuscripts . Mr . Dawson ' s * Practiand cal Journalism is so written ' contains that it will many be found practical interesting hints ,

    by any one with literary tastes . From liez , Messrs * Etudes . de Sachette Litterature & et Co d . 'Art , Paris . ' This . —Cherbu volume - Jk a a - ¦ _ _ k ^_ ^ . ^

    author of criticism of ^ Miss from ^ Hovel the hand La of revanche the accomp de Josep lished . ^ h two Noirel great , $ c . German % is mainl writers y occup th ied e one with ( un studies Allemand bbt on

    I d autrefoi ^^ 8 ) - ^^ being ^ v . ^*^^^^<^^« v Lessing v mm ^ ^ ff . ^^^ i . v ^^ , , ^ pm * the ^ m ^^ ^^ mm other ^^ « ^^ r m wr ^ { >^ un »« v «^ v v Alle ^ vrv * ^ r ^ - mand the famous d ' avtjourdhui life of ) J David esus . Strauss To this , we the must author add of

    an essay on the Poetes 'militants du nouvel empire germani of this latter que , Bedwitz Mr , Geibel . Cherbuliez , & c . In touches the course the essay , upon

    and German cites the patriotic gehami & chte songs Gedichte of seventy of years ftiickert since as the most admirable verses which have ever been

    references inspired stud • y on — by _ Lessing to a contemporary peop g le ives ' s strugg occasion French le for for liberty and interesting English . The literature

    volume to . It bea is » worth in mind while that , in the estimating author is this a Swiss gentleman , This implies an independent

    literature standpoint from either , such with a Frenchman as . regard it would to or be French a German too much and . to Grerman expect

    From Bibliograph Mr . UTrioo * of Mr J . 1 Hoepli . U , in li Milan has adde . — « d Ottino to his ' s

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    jng book ; s II are . The : —I . book Invention ; III . The and progress ornaments of of print the - ¦¦ ; IV . ¦ The ¦ library mmt mt and its mwmr catalogue tr ; V . A

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    i allows ? W ^ ^ ^ Bel of books gium 5 on , Denmark bibliography 1 , is England nearly as 8 , ; ' $ & $ * $ ' K Germany . 17 , Holland 1 , Scotland 1 ,

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    There aspects are of useful famous lists old books of term , and s relating even of to binding books . in English , French , German , & c ., with their abbreviations and Italian equivalents , which will

    commend themselves even to an English student . The explanation of old-fashioned dates will be valuable to beginners everywhere .

    From ington Sampson . —* Edwin Low Arnold , Marston Birthday , Searle Book , & ' edited

    Bivby Katherine Lilian Arnold and Constance , Arnold dainty . little Illustrated book . prettil This y bound is in all pretti respects ly illus a -

    trated , and filled , with pretty verse , . It was a to happy comp thou ile the ght volume on the part from of their the father poet's 's daug writings hters

    and many beyond his home circle will be glad to , reminder possess it of , not the hours ly for spent its own in reading merit , the but works as a

    from which the extracts are made . At the side of each page the birthdays of men eminent as poets , dramatists , musicians , and painters are

    printed catel it before y engraved , and the dail every , and record month a full is -page commenced has its poem picture . devoted Here deli to is - I I y

    the poem which ushers in the month of March : — Wel W C 1 UU com 1 UO e ! t n UUI orthwind bUWlUU fr JLXVPUX om the VLXK 3 n UUliiUlU orland I I

    Strike Sweep away upon , o D al ur o ong thy for th emo gusty e mo kind orla reland n . , , II 11

    In Thou the bla nd ck we Norwegian were born tog weather ether ; Birds we be of "Welcome one brave , bully feather wind , .

    Fling Go Drive 1 with th the e milky ragged train of waves rain ruiu spray ui clouds to and leeward bouwwu seaward seabird , ,

    A / nvo true ruggeu Chase . th -- e scudding uuus ships ,, . To Bid J . O the l / hi U « builbu southwind send the mu take iit * n . & our uux hi greeting ( jicciaii ( s ,,

    m Spring—s sweeting—Bay what stout What hea bright rts wait eyes her and meeting lips .

    ori The inal addition lines of adds - these not ' monthl a little y to verses the ' attractive and other - g o

    ness of the book . Prom the same . — ' The New Democracy : contribu a

    Fragment tion to of the Caucasian literature History which . ' the A politi strange cal ferment - of the hour is calling into being . The hero of

    the tale—for it is cast in narrative form—is shi strange pwrecked experiences , and his with rescue which » r # involves he ** ¦** fills ¦—*^ him his « m » m >» in the .

    fDKJM . CMtA-MGm SJ . V < Mk |/ VJ > 4 VAAV W vv *^» a «^** 'w »» , ¦ •_ - pages j ^ wqvm * possible His final Government reply to the ? ' question runs thus * Is : — democracy a

    which I ans I we freely r no admit ; for this ia ideally reason the . most A pur perfect e democracy form — of as government intelligent — , as can patriotic only be , as founded desirous when for the every general citizen good is his There be uwuuivwvu distinction of classes vinooto

    in and 8 as must Tnnaf 8 a JQ 18 pure . such be Via neighbour ueigUPUUT unknown unknown de vile mocracy passions . . . . JL uei In In ; all short short as UttJUl can men greed , the the are , no uu envy millennium millennium on , a and perfect covetousness must must va equality . here here ,

    a begin ¦ is while bastard . ignorance No democracy ! of believe expressing keeps can me its , be a hand reared pure identical avwhwhx , upon democracy . An a opinion ignorant nation «/» is ' s impos there neck multitude sible , is only no ;

    euch natures n is IB & incapable incapauxe the tnrea thing voice . impress imnress as of the the expreusuiis voice few their their — of those convictions convictions an » the u few people who ** . upon upon , by It ™» the is the the the * force ; , uu multitude multitude opinion ««« of their *» , «* it ..

    Thus guise quires nature , of no then among , a extraordinary democracy , you these have few . But really , gift stronger , of even an prophecy oligarchy here than there the to see rest posin must that , and g he be in It wu one the w \

    oliga I Imnraoa mpress rchy , . in in , posing time tima . , in his his the will will guise upo UDOn n of his his democracy associates O 88 OCiftte 3 , , will , and and speedily SO so your TOUT ? resolve Itself Into pure despotism .

    A book such as this is sure to find a widei circle of readers at > the present moment , and it will

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  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), March 2, 1885, page 191, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_02031885/page/7/