Chambers's Edinburgh Journal, No. 445
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There seems no reason why avery few years should not see a life-boat stationed at each of theexposed points on the most frequented parts of the coasts of theUnited Kingdom; by means of which--with the blessing of DivineProvidence upon the endeavours of those who undertake the work--thebest results to the cause of humanity may confidently be anticipated. ' FOOTNOTES: [2] Published by Bogue, Fleet Street.
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News has just reached us from Paris of the death of Madame Sophie Gay. ...She was a writer of the half-historical, half-sentimental school ofFrench fiction, of which Madame de Genlis, the Duchess d'Abrantes, andMadame de Souza were specimens more or less worthy; but in ease andgrace, Madame Gay was superior to all we have mentioned. It is, in ourminds, very affecting to witness the last lights of the ancient salonsof Paris dropping out one by one. Mme Gay has herself, in a singlevolume published in 1837, entitled _Salons C
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There seems no reason why avery few years should not see a life-boat stationed at each of theexposed points on the most frequented parts of the coasts of theUnited Kingdom; by means of which--with the blessing of DivineProvidence upon the endeavours of those who undertake the work--thebest results to the cause of humanity may confidently be anticipated. ' FOOTNOTES: [2] Published by Bogue, Fleet Street.
THE SALONS OF PARIS.
News has just reached us from Paris of the death of Madame Sophie Gay. ...She was a writer of the half-historical, half-sentimental school ofFrench fiction, of which Madame de Genlis, the Duchess d'Abrantes, andMadame de Souza were specimens more or less worthy; but in ease andgrace, Madame Gay was superior to all we have mentioned. It is, in ourminds, very affecting to witness the last lights of the ancient salonsof Paris dropping out one by one. Mme Gay has herself, in a singlevolume published in 1837, entitled _Salons C
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