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very simplicity , of the noble actions by which men , labourers in humble unpretentious walks of lifehave earned for themselves a wide reputation for bravery and self-sacrificeSuch a man
for dynam rlvnaniite instance , ite irom from , was W ^ Police estminster eatminster -constable Hall Hall Ool and and e , who in in company f , } omr at the > a . nv risk with wit . of Vi another a his . nofh life psr , constable carried . nnsf . n . 'Kl a parcel was \ xrn . . a xrorxr containing nearl nfta . vlir
killed in the terrific explosion that took , place outside . It is of such men and , equall very y brave y women that the author writes , and her work , though it can scarcely be called adequate in its size ¦¦ b and general ¦ ¦ appearance ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ at ¦ rate lies i information touching their deeds ¦
that r % * ^ m ^ ^^ is ^»^— ^ well ^ BBB ^^ ^^ " worth ^^ ^ ^ ^^ y w »^ W" of ^ - ^^ record ^™ ^^ ^^^ ¦¦ , V ¦ , ^» and ^ ' any ^^ is ^^ told ^ ™ ^^ ^^ supp ** ^* sympathetical ^ H »*^ y ^ ^^»» ^^ ^^ h ^*^^^^^ - ^^ ^^ Bi ^^ ^ l ^^ y vr 4 ^ and ^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^^^ with ^^ ^^^^ M ^ true kpk ^^^ b ^ k ^ feeling ^^ k ^ V courageous ^ ta ^ ^^^ ^^ V * 4 W . WW ^ Mm ^ Writing ^ F ^ i ^ ^ . J ^ ri _ T ^^ 1 » ^^ r ^^/ ^ of ^^ fi f homely life and actions we may in this connection refer to the very popular ballads of the
Rev . Frederick Liangbridge , under the title of Sent back by the Angels , which is itself one of v ^^ ^ m the ^ r ^^^^ - ^^ ^ most ^^ v ^^ - ^^ ¦ ^ ^ r touching ^ - ^ ir' ^ v ^ v ^^ ^^ f ^ vv ^^ bv ^ vh ^^ of - ^^ ^^ the ^ r ^ a ^>«^ ^^ p a included ^ v ^^^^ - ^ r ^ w ^^^ v ^ 1 ^^ ^^^ ^^^ r conten - ^ r ^^^ « w ^^ ^ r ^^ ^*^^ ts ^^ ¦ ^ . The ^^^ v tf ^^^ ^ i ^ ^ author l ^^ r ^^^ ^ r ^ IV ^^ ^^ ^^ V seems # ^ r ^ tar ^^ r dlvWBIV !¦ to VT ^ have kAVV W ^^^^ very W ^^^* 0 m W thoroughly ^ m ^& &* ^^^^ ^| V ^ -irf *^ ^^ V ^ HBk ^ V ^ W ^ V > F
studied the life of the poor , and to possess keen sympathy with them in their trials and tribulations , their joys and sorrows . Much of his verse is distinguished by a happy combination of pathos and humour , and not unfrequently by genuine poetic merit .
Of The Magazine of Art it is not necessary to say much , for the periodical by the excellence of its engravings and the general interest of its contents has so carved its way into public
appreciation that its merits are well known and universally recognised . The volume for 1888
fully maintains the high character of the magazine , and in some respects shows a slight improvement . Among the literary contributors ( who have admirably shown that in order to write learnedl ¦ R y on art subjects it is not necessary 1 to be heavy and laboured ) are Sir John
Milisiifl Millais . , Bart a . Tt . , , K R . A A ., Professor Pr « ftoft « nr Ruskin Ruwlcin , fk G & * F V . Watts W » tt « , JR R . A . A ., W . . P P . . Frith Frith , "K . A A . . , Professor ProffiaHor I Hodgson , R . A ., Walter Orane , Frederick Wedmore , Edmund Gosse , Ford Madox Brown , Sir James D . Linton , P . R . I ., Hon . Lewis Wingfield , Cosmo , Monkhouse , J . Forbes-Robertson , ~& c , I
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Dec . 6 , r 888 The Publishers' Circular ISOS
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Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 6, 1888, page 1505, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_06121888/page/11/
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