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    • Oct.-,1884 The Publishers' Circular 937

      Oct.-,1884 The Publishers' Circular 937

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      Books Received :—

      Gerrnan by JT PX C . Hossfeld and ——German - and L -Eng . Dap lish iel Dictionary . ' New - if Ecg ' b li y sh C - .

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      and arrangement , ordinary ooor desk use they — ^ are — equally handy . Clearl

      printed H ( 70 JW % » W and w«— strong _ ly bound A mf they are f admirabl *—— —y y fitted for frequent use .

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      useful to persons y engaged correspondence candidates P for emp , and loyment to the in still the City larger and class under of

      V *» M *" ernment — to mm whom * f some familiari «/ ty with French and its idioms is an absolute necessity . The little book -- g j ives instructions for ___ the _ dating __

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      of French and English a host of the sentences which would be most probably needed in the composition of letters .

      From Messrs . W . Swan Sonnenschein . & Co . —' The Holy and Profane States , ' by WThomas ______ _ h _> mm ^ m ^ mT m V - ^_ l _ _ . m mA

      Fnller . With some account of the author and his -writings . This abbreviated edition of Fuller ' s quaint and valuable work will be the means of

      bringing the old divine before a large circle of new readers ; and the fame which he won when lecturer in the Savoy Chapel—where it is said

      he had two audiences , ' one without the pale and one ndthin , the windows of that little church and the sextonry being so crowded as if bees had

      swaxmed to his mellifluous discourse '—will be easily understood by those who dip into his pages . Fuller , like G-eorge Herbert , wrote in the

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      Iftr doctor a library Wfw sine -less libris Vtl / IMI scholar ; , but KJlAl , with the LUD iJ next these CAL day l * f words > y the t / UD , scho OMMJ Salve . \ J - ~

      . coming into this jeerer ' s study crowded Jith nller books—salvete libri , saith he , sine doctore ?

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      [ vol Prove * oc w * most pampmets pamphlets beneficial , he iie to the saoientlv sapiently printers remarks remarks / The ., ume before is printed in readable typeand

      us , wfe n *> an and interesting Writings . introductory chapter on Fuller ' s

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      ^ Wto enw ne Dg , ton Certificated . The title Science of this book Teacher is somewhat , South atarming , but when we tnat that it it has

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      already seen the light in the pages of our trusty Nihilism contemporary ¦ will , the at Eng once lish be Mechanic removed . any It fear gives of

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      dynamo dvnamo . , and and the t-ha illustrations illiifttroiirma with x ^ i t . h which whio . h the the * I I dantl text abound y simple s . will make the explanations

      abun-From rades Mr in . BJ Doggerel . Tellier — f ^^ W ^ mm — ^^ ^^ , Rh ^^^ Paris ^^ ^^^^ ymes w ^^^ mjm . * ^ mr — ^^ r ^ . ' ' Ri An gmarole ^^ ¦ «^ i ^ ¦ amusing ¦^^ ^ " ^^^^^^^ ^^^^ Cha ^ r ^^ ^^^^ ^ h -

      of medley nonsense . It has that this advantage le over who many to a it book for diversion may , get young a taste peop of famous go English

      authors authors , , ior for sometimes sometimes the tha droll droll effect Affent is ia pro nro--duced by bringing together unconnected passages of well-known books , because of a word ; and I

      something of languages may be gained , for the puns are occasionally international . Indeed , the first four words of the title look as if they were

      intended to convey one . From Messrs . Tinsley Brothers . — ' Ulrica : a

      Romance , ' by Cecil Clarke . The inner thought of this book is well expressed in the quotation forming the motto on its title-page :

      ' Love Seek ' s not sacred , in stubborn bonds , forged , selfish greed our nature , to rend 's laws . ' Taking as a basis the French legal system , by which ' marriages are made' not ' in Heaven /

      but in the consulting a ^ m -room — of the bride and bridegroom ' s parents , the author constructs hi » story with considerable skill . Ulrica Giraud ,

      the heroine , while privately in love with her ¦ WB and father . W ^^^ dissi ^ wm ' s ^ tv m * clerk pated m & ^* mr ^^ ^^ ^ w , old A * mr ^ m lbert ^ mm merchant m ^ m ^ m ^^ mm ^ Meric ^ m ± m % * jm mm m ^ , m , to mj is - ^^ - w wooed whom w ^^^ ^ m * m * m *^ mmm her b y father a "mmr ^ rich ^ mmmm ^ mr mv

      and mother wish to betroth her . The father ' s debts are , in the event of the union , to be paid by I ¦ the mt bridegroom mt . But Ulrica - % JB with ml the ummmf ^^ - sympathetic mtr tmmmmr mtm mi —™ ¦ mr I

      ^ v WmT mm *^^^ f ^ k ^^ ^^ ^ " ^ m ^ m » V mW ** *^ V ^ mr m ^* m m * ^^ , m w W V « B m ^ m- ^ mm -mr a help of an English friend of her true lover ' s and of an ' Aunt Prudence / who is the most beautiful

      and perhaps also the most natural , character in the tale , defies the parental authoxity bo cruelly abused 0 and BiVSW after many flViBP ups BflB and BiBi ¦ downs of hope ¦

      ^^^ V *^^ F ^ P ^^ V ^^ pF ^^ . r ^ V ^ V , ^ B ^^^^^ ^ B ^ Vr ^ M « Br B ^ ^^^ ^ B ^ r ^^^ . ^^^^^ B' ^ ' ^ B ^^^ ^^ g ^^ ' ^ B ^^ ¦^ P' ^^^^^^ W ' ^ ^ PBB ^ B' ^ ^ ^^ ' ^^^ ^^* ^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^ B ^ B ^ ^^ and fear , succeeds in becoming Albert ' s wife , the friendly Englishman managing in some mysterious ¦ ¦ way V ^ " »^ to 1 B ^ ^ BT cancel ^| T BB / ¦ V ^ B . ^( V BP ^^ Bp M - ^ Bf . Giraud B ^ ^ " BB WW WBI ^* BB 'B s * B * liabilities " ¦ « B > ^ p * V FIB' S » BB B ) - ^ ^— ^« BB . r V This ™ ' ' ^ ¦ ^ " ¦

      Englishman , Jasper Dalmaine , is himself to a certain extent an admirer of Ulrica , but is at lastnot unwillinglycaptured by a kindly but

      decidedl , y worldly-wise , fellow-countrywoman , who has pursued him for years with perseverance worthy of — a better _____ cause _ . Before _ _ his capture , _ ,

      however her husband , he renders ; for wh good en , through service to the Ulrica harshness ^ and of Madame Giraud , the good ' Auntie ' leaves her

      native shore for England , and the young couple Jasper follow - b ¦ meets to seek and her protects , with no her clue and to her aids ¦ address herin , h

      her —^^^*^ p- H ** turn ^ " ^ ^^ ^^^^^^^ ^^ to ^^ ^^ ^^^ searc ^^^^ ^— ^^^^ h ^ for ^ ^^ ™*^ ^^ ^^^ them ^^^ ^^ ^^^ . ^^ ~ ^^"" , » Albert ^^^^ " ""^~~ — " unable , to I get ^ lower m ^^ T V ^_ work ^ 4 fe ^ and ^^ v m-mt , ^ mm , in lower ml ^^ m London v ^ b ~ « k in 4 ¦ B _ p- « b poverty b ^ , ^^ emi ^ ^_ " ^_^ ^ g ir rates ^ and yi ^ r 4 » -v ^* bi , distress ^ bbb and v *^ r — vm . ~^ Ulrica ^ ^^ , —^ , till — ' — , si with nks

      her faithful maid Ernestine , she takes refuge in a ¦ ¦ garret MV and &* ^» she »^ m \~¦ m in ^^ r is m »« - _ St ' far ^ . Giles » advanced * JW ^ - " » « «><^ ' . _¦ ^_ i ^^ There ^^ in <¦ ¦» — consumption ^« # - «_ r her ^> ai «_ v ^ - » — health m — u « f — v b _ i breaks when - - —— at _ _ down . last , __ ,

      t throug he same h the house sagacity with of her a young aunt , actress sh « is lod found ging and in mm rescued ^ ' | k /^« % B ^^^ a . »« - It _¦ , «^ is A « # too "V ^^ ^^^ late « . bu » s *^ # - for -w «^ - _ B - her ¦— " — — —— life —— — to — - be saved — — , _ _ 4 _ M _>

      but not too late for its end to be made a peaceful mother au and n t , happy and dies other one at , a ¦ friends distance Albert b gather comes ( the father back round __ ,- _ ; having ; Jasper _ the _ . - cruel , died the

      midst some A-Uh *^ »» mm ™ * time J of * < io » thos "fc *» i . befo * *» w e re * who ¦ " " ) , ~ and . - love w — >— — Ulrica — her « . passes The chief away defects __ in the I of the book are those of style . The writer ia a I

      little too fond of inverted commas , and o » f round- II

      Oct.-,1884 The Publishers' Circular 937

      Oct .-, 1884 The Publishers' Circular 937

  • Citation
    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Oct. 1, 1884, page 937, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01101884/page/41/