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    F- ' - ¦ - ¦ ' ' ¦ - —^ - . ; . M " ¦ 286 The Publishers' Circular " ¦¦ April '¦¦* ¦ r ' : i ^ * i «> * Ji

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    footnotes , that it enables the teacher to test the pupil ' s knowledge as he reads the work page by page .

    From Messrs . W . & R . Chambers . — ' Shakspeare and p ' lan s Tempest of Preparation , with Notes / , edited Examinat by ion J . p M ap . I ) , .

    _„__ __ _ _ _ __ — — - — t - — if Meiklejohn , M . A . Mr . Meiklejohn , who holds the important office of Professor of the Theory , History — - —— — — % j , and — — Practice — — -- — — ____ of Education _ — ___ , in the

    University of St . Andrews , gives in this little textbook a handy companion to the studj r of the Tempest for the use of schools . The notes ,

    which are ample and exhaustive , are printed in double column at the close of the text of the playwhich is thus unencumbered by any

    marginal , annotations or foot-notes . Mr . Meiklejohn , in his * General Notice / says that his aim in these editions is to interpret Shakspeare by

    Shakspeare himself , the language used by him in one place being compared with the language used in other places in similar circumstances , and

    we believe that it may be said with much justice that in this respect , as with the Bible , the text 1 k ¦« f ¦ itself ¦¦ ¦ is ~~^ r its own » ¦ ¦ best i ¦ nterpreter ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ i . ' Reading BiwViV ¦

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    , patiently exact and first hand as Nature itself . ' W dram e hav atist ' s h wor ere , ks in the fact same , applied process to of our careful groat

    annotation which has so and often of that been method lied to of the comparison classical texts of the great Greek and app Latin authorsand

    we agree with the editor in his belief that , this treatment cannot fail to be useful alike to the teacher and the taught .

    From Messrs . De La Rue & Oo .- ' Ernestine / a * novel ^ — , b' — y f the ' ¦ - >'•— Authoress ^^« ^ tb | mr —i *» t ^ v * **¦ VB ^ pStf- B ^ ' ^ T l ¦ of ^^ ' The ^ V * BkBJ ) ^^ Vulture W « l ^ lt * B ¦ , « f « H «> rf * , ^« r ^ Maiden BpThB * . ^_ F » f * A ^« V ^^ 0 P K / ^ % ^^ k V ^^ B * ^ BE 4 Bi Bl ~_~ ^ m

    cScc , 2 vols . —Our best introduction of this work to the reader will be a sentence or two from Mr . Baring ¦ B Gould ¦ ¦ ' s preface ¦ which » W P ¦ leads ¦¦ » H I ¦ us vaBVW to the BRvBi iB

    inference r that he is " ™~ ~ not ^ ™ ™ ' ^^ ^ B" , the translator " ^ ^"" »^^« —^ ^ ^^^ * : — ^^** ^^^ ^ ^^' masterpiece masterpiece This story of of of Frau Frau extraordinary von von Hillern Hillern power . has has deserved deserved and pathos transla transla , the --

    Its tion interest before i this ^ no . t . to .. be It found contains in sti , the rring romance Incident of a but soul in . the affoniee , the sickness to death , and the recovery , of a

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    tion the preface and — are ¦ , taken published - — -- by a b . _ member — y request _ _ - - — of — - , . the * -BJT The bb 4 » congrega ^ 4 1 | tone ^ ¦ ¦ of

    -, - - — — —j _ _ . *^ , » vwlly UA . lI the addresses 11 is ' devotional 1 iV 1 and practical . •¦• , and the book for is suited tho not only / for private X aids reading ' ^» -VA £ j y , but UUtf

    use y clergy as sermon-. From Messrs . Griffith - ~ & ^ — Far — ' * — ' an ^*^^^^~ w . —* Folded B J BBM a , ^ £ ^^ ^^ ^

    Wings , and other Poems / by Edith Skelton . A little volume of poems and hymns mainly of a

    religious relierious character character , , and and all all marked marked bbv y conside ccmmAa - . rable beauty of thought and expression . The hymns mf are for the - most part ¦— " ~ - — too — — individual — ^ B •»¦ NB ^ tfBk ^ JBJ ^ b , and B , jB ^ B ^^^

    personal but the authoress to be suited seems for to use have in public the ift worshi of sim p ; - p - licity and vigourwhich - would - go far g to -v ¦¦¦ wii make

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    H . Weatherly , M . D . The red cross , which has become the honoured badge of the neutral army of nurses and doctors on the battle-fieldhas of

    late become the mark of a very useful , effort nearer home , in the ambulance lectures and classes designed to give popular instruction as to

    the right thing to do in cases of accident or sudden illness . In the little volume before us , published y at the —— modest — — — price ^ — — — of — a — sing * 7 * le — shillingO ,

    we have a series of these ambulance lectures illustrated with diagrams , and intended to form a text-book for persons attending such lectures .

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• Citation
  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), April 15, 1880, page 286, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15041880/page/6/