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    NOTICES OF BOOKS. 349

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    The Life Clarke And Labours London Of Vi...

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    part familiar lin century " The was with . in sep printed Vincent the the arate present bass for accompaniments Novello the part day accompany , ' having s were work quite s for ist the were . the the addition Previousl among organ exception or of y the , p in _yocal fi ianoforte first the , scores earfy where to , which indicate par had a t definite onl of are this y the so a

    harmonies adap e ted to ; and instrument the melodies , , as the of the performance various parts proceeded had gures . to " be gathered and

    Again , his editions of Mozart , Haydn , & c ., were , the " Not separate only orchestral printed in and vocal vocal score parts , with , are separate printed accom for the paniment use of orchestras , but also . to the diffusion of musicthan the

    printing N present othing few da of has y parts , ) ( wh are contributed for o not may orchestras aware be more supp what ; lied and were b those y the the who previous publisher revel difficulties in at good the the abundance last of moment , getting of the for up

    a manuscri even pence a small pt , parts perform had to ance be made of classical with much music labour with , uncertainty accompaniment , and , delay when , onlbfavor from feateur libraries

    from scores to be procured y y a w am . " _^ N _" ot the least interesting point in this memoir , is the Vincent Novellowife had in

    which enabling testimony he him got borne throug to to accomp h the in share the lish course the immense of his long amount - life ' s . Not of work only

    when was she young the , nurs and e " , and their pl guide aymate , their , and friend teacher , th of eir her everything children much of what is usuall

    husband as considered they grew at a liberty up man ; " ' s to but part devote by undertaking of himself domestic almost concern exclusivel s , she y left to her his y

    their beloved feminity art . How to divide many their ladies tim _, who e between consider - needlework it essential and to

    novelswould be utterly shocked at the idea of occupying themselves , with such matters as are mentioned in the following household and children

    must extract hav ; or e been would sacrificed imagine to that the at accomp least lishment of such tasks ;

    yet in the it is home a tribute thus of governed filial affection and in from her ri a pened daughter judgment brought only up

    efforts all the enabled more loving her , father and revering , to do a the great mother work , who and b win y such an

    , honoured name . " That lie might have none of the petty details of income , outlay , or

    business o rdin omesti ations c le affairs tte w ith , s he admirab sa made w business ly them calculated all her le provi economy she co nce , . leted * e _# b e u cuted si _# nes _# their transactions _gho various -wrote peopmp

    w with hile a precision beha , v and ed through alacrity , that with spared a , her y-like husband grace ' s , time that w an d attention him fresh ; from all who had with them bothhouse

    t t estee he hey terms m liv and ed w in respect ro , the te ou w t the insp ag e reement cted it , d to ec dealings ok ide t he u lease pon it & s c . gibilit Every y . , school arran Every , e every d for

    teacher provided , for their children , , the wife went to , see or examined herself .

    Notices Of Books. 349

    NOTICES OF BOOKS . 349

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  • English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Jan. 1, 1864, page 349, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01011864/page/61/