I,HsE NEEsEEs,s DAUGHTER

MARY HOWITT'S NEW WORK.


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A TALE OF EVERY DAY LIFE, by FreGerika Bre.
mer translated from the Swedish by Mary Hewitt, WILL
BE PUBLISHED on WEDNESDAY, Nov 80, ina


DOUBLE EXTRA NE w WORLD.


Mary tiowit is known avoraby to American rea
ders than almost other writer Of her Her works
have always been Immediately repubshed here and read
with great aydity. The novel with the above title is
,ranaion by her, from the Swedish, and is tale of do
mese of deepand pervading interest, Ths scenes in
ciients mariners nnd customs, entirely and they
sre depicted with wonderful skill ana force. The story
one which canno, fail improve and soften the heart 1t
ispecaarly fitted for pura.mnded and scrupuous person"
who generally object the kind OF intellectual alimen sup
ped by works o romance We therefore hesitate not 10
recommend it warmly to the lovers OF good morals


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