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1252 The Publishers' Circular I ~
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her one collaborateurs of the successes for their of share the season in making . Before her book ive leave what the we ventur volume e , to wit predict h its it goodl will y he five - I II
nunarea pages , we will borrow another delicate little piece of the ' woodwork of
Messrs . Pearson & Cooper , described in the list of pictures as ' The Hour of
Midnight / Petland K-eviftitedby the Rev . J . G .
Wood , , with illustrations engraved by G . Pearson
from drawings by Margery May , is a most entertaining collection of those *
anecdotical chapters' which the sometime Kentish parson
so well knows how to write . He > points a moral to his taleand claims for his
string , of ' ana' that they are so grouped C 3 X . as * to
demonstrate the mental and the sympathetic connection whichthough so little
appreciated , , exists universally between man and beastand
isin factthe link , that unites , throug , h mankind
the spiritual , to the material , world . ' Mr . Wood also
asserts that the true character
of animals can only be
W W ( ( K W \ f , « bs them companionshi discovered partakers p of by , and our close especiall hours and of y constant recreation by making , in j vf 11 . I I
/ / the both instinct parties of can < play meet > being for a while implanted upon alike an equal in ™ footing f ™* I beast . Leaving the reader to settle with Mr . Wood now
far there his is theories not a dull cnameieons on pago this head in it , are and visionary that the , pictures we can are give life his -like book . Cats the , hig dogs h , praise and unconve or sayihk ntl V * jg - i
and pels , frogs sucn , as are successivel , y neagenogs brought , on lerrets the , scene monkeys , until , rabbits * Petland , rats , is snaKes found , ana to have «*« - - * J
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Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 6, 1884, page 1252, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_06121884/page/12/
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