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r.. p,,,Mup. BY Frederka Bremen Translated from
- as swedish, by NJ. L. Putnam


F,sdsnka Bremen has endeavored to body forth
IN This work some of the mythology of her coun-
t,, II was written in three days. The story is
carried on in the form Of colloquial scenes, and is
hldanking passages, and closes rather tragi-
csly. II is very much after the German School
nitsstye, and is full Of the ancient mysticism of
tbs Seandinavians. James Monroe q Company,
hson