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CoorER.-I have read most of Coopcr's novels
his early ones when was young, ana generally
used to Sc, up at night unIil had go, through he
volume indeed, | have read the Spy, Pilot, Po-
nccrs and others several times: but some "t his
later works cannot read at all, the style is so
bangiug. Bulwer is incomparab!y superior to
him in eNccuiion-the structure OF sentences, and
the choice of words-but had Cooper equal talent
Of this kind, believe his Imagination and genius
would make him the exciting writer Of the
Two. do not remember whether ne or Maryatt,
but one of them made me resolve not to read many
such careessly written WORKS, on account OF the
inevitable effect on my language, in writing,
conversation, and even in thinking. am too c,n-
,cious of having suffered from the ~nacoidojle
sources of corruption in taste not to be careful
what books | choose; and, therefore, in the little
time can devote to reading, prefer such as will
at least not make me more sloyenly in language
than | already am.