Routine Or a Tale of the Goodwin Sands Etc Etc Poems
Routine Or a Tale of the Goodwin Sands Etc Etc Poems
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The adventures of Mr. Geoffrey Hibblethwaitc, the hero, are amusing in the extreme, and act as an admirable frame-work to no inconsiderable amount of sly humour and genial good feeling; nor have we read half-a-dozen pages ere we begin to accord to him alike our confidence and our sympathy. " " We have indulged somewhat largely in extracts, and can afford no further space than is required to assure our readers that the loss will be their own, should they not also become those of Captain Lovesy, ...to whom wo ofl'cr a cordial au revoir. " — Literary Gazette.
Neiv Works Published by Mr. Westerton, III.
In Two Vols. , price One Guinea, Tlie Morning of Life.
By the Author of " GORDON OF DUNCAIRN. " " The jiromise which Gordon of Duncairn gave that its gifted Author would oue day rise to eminence in tliis wulli of literature, appears to he abundantly confirmed iji the delightful Volumes before us, abounding with incidents supplied from the ever-flowing fountain of human life, and endowed with a freshness and originality all their own, while the sentiments attributed to the leading personages in the little drama which they describe, bespeak qualities both of the mind and of the heart of a ftigr/i order of refinement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The adventures of Mr. Geoffrey Hibblethwaitc, the hero, are amusing in the extreme, and act as an admirable frame-work to no inconsiderable amount of sly humour and genial good feeling; nor have we read half-a-dozen pages ere we begin to accord to him alike our confidence and our sympathy. " " We have indulged somewhat largely in extracts, and can afford no further space than is required to assure our readers that the loss will be their own, should they not also become those of Captain Lovesy, ...to whom wo ofl'cr a cordial au revoir. " — Literary Gazette.
Neiv Works Published by Mr. Westerton, III.
In Two Vols. , price One Guinea, Tlie Morning of Life.
By the Author of " GORDON OF DUNCAIRN. " " The jiromise which Gordon of Duncairn gave that its gifted Author would oue day rise to eminence in tliis wulli of literature, appears to he abundantly confirmed iji the delightful Volumes before us, abounding with incidents supplied from the ever-flowing fountain of human life, and endowed with a freshness and originality all their own, while the sentiments attributed to the leading personages in the little drama which they describe, bespeak qualities both of the mind and of the heart of a ftigr/i order of refinement.
What to read after Routine Or a Tale of the Goodwin Sands Etc Etc Poems?
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