Royce, J. The feud of Oakfield Creek; a novel of California life. Ruskin, J: Letters and advice to young girls and ladies on dress, education, marriage, etc. 1879. Notes on some of the principal pictures of Sir J: Everett Millais, exhibited at the Grosvenor Gallery, 1886; with preface and criticisms. Notes on the pictures of Holman Hunt, exhibited at the rooms of the Fine Art Society, 1886. Russell, Col. F. S. The Earl of Peterborough and Monmouth, C: Mordaunt; a memoir. 2 v. "Colonel Russell does not confine himself either to the Spanish campaigns or the military career of his hero. He has sought to paint Lord Peterborough as a whole, and to bring before us as accurately as pos sibly his individuality. This book gives an insight into his whimsical and complex character, details of his romantic life, and the singular combination of audacity and prudence, of careful preparation and extemporized devices, which made him one of the best partisan lead. ers of any age or country. Its chief fault is that it rather overlays biography with history."— Athenæum, Apr. 9. Rutherford, M., pseud. The revolution in Tanner's Lane; ed. by R. Shapcott. "The writer, or, as he prefers to call himself, the editor, of the Autobiography of Mark Rutherford' has the good fortune, which he well deserves, to be remem. bered by appreciative readers from one to another of his rare books. His work is striking and powerful, and in many respects it stands apart from that of most of his contemporaries. The heart of the book is not in the outward adventures of a man, but in their effects on his mind and soul, in the marvelously true, clear, and and simple delineation of mental things." Athenæum, Apr. 16. Ryle, T: American liberty and government ques tioned. 1855. Samuels, Capt. S: From the forecastle to the cabin. "Captain Samuels tells his story as he sailed his ships, in a straightforward, energetic, business-like way, which at once wins the reader's confidence, and holds it to the end. Short of the chronicle of Baron Munchauson's adventures, we do not recall any book which records so many disastrous chances, moving accidents by flood and field, and hair-breadth 'scapes as are here written down by this Yankee descendant of the vik. ings."- - Lit. world, Apr. 16. Sandys, J: E. An Easter vacation in Greece; with lists of books on Greek travel, etc. "A commonplace little journal, swollen by padding and large print to seven sheets of crown octavo, and then made up with two sheets of time-tables, another two sheets of lists of books, and a sheet of preliminary matter, into a pretentious volume."- Sat. rev., Apr. 16. Sardou, A. L. La danse macabre du Bar, tableau du 15e siècle peint sur bois. 1883. Seneca, L. A. Opera omnia quæ supersunt, cum notis, etc. 1809. 5 v. Shourds, T: History and genealogy of Fenwick's Colony. 1876. Skene, F. M. F. A strange inheritance. per's handy ser.) (Har Small, J: Castles and mansions of the Lothians; illust. 1883. 2 v. Smith, W. A. Loch Creran; notes from the west Highlands. Snow, M. S. The city government of St. Louis. (Johns Hopkins Univ. Studies.) Sprengel, M. C. Geschichte der Revolution von Nord-America. 1788. Stebbing, W: Some verdicts of history reviewed. Surr, T: S. George Barnwell; a novel. 1826. 2 v. in 1. Tainturier, A. Notice sur les faïences du 16e siècle dites de Henri II, suivie d'un catalogue, etc. 1860. Theuriet, A. Contes pour les jeunes et les vieux; illust. de S. Rejchan. "Des contes d'une charmante fantaisie ou d'une douce sensibilité." Maxime Gaucher in Rev. pol. et lit., 18 déc. Thierry, J. N: A. Recits des temps mérovingiens; illust. de J. P. Laurens. "Tous ces dessins se distinguent est il besoin de le dire? par le caractère et le type des figures, par l'ar. rangement pittoresque des attitudes, par la recherche du trait et de la note justes dans l'architecture et dans le vêtement par l'allure générale surtout. Un chef-d'œuvre commenté par un second chef-d'œuvre." -J. de B. in Rev. pol. et lit., 25 déc. Torrens, W: T. M. Life and times of Sir James R. G. Graham. 1863. 2 v. Times. Reprint from the Times; the annual summaries for a quarter of a century. 1876. Tottel, R: Miscellany, ed. by J. P. Collier. [18—.] Ungewitter, G: G. Vorlegeblätter für Ziegel und Steinarbeiten. 1865. Valentine, T: W. The Valentines in America, 1644-1874. Vose, G: L. Bridge disasters in America; the cause and the remedy. Voulot, F. A B C d'une science nouvelle; les patron and friend; a chapter in literary history. Wheaton, H: Elements of international law; notes and an app. by A. C. Boyd. 1880. Wheelwright, J: T. A child of the century. "You are rather surprised when you close the book to come to a realizing sense of how very little it amounts to; but none the less have you been well entertained during the process of reading."- Critic, Apr. 16. Whitmore, W: H: The old State House defended from attacks upon its integrity; reply to G: H: Moore's 2d paper. 1886. Whitney, Mrs. A. D. T. Daffodils. Winer, G: B. Grammatik des Neutestamentlichen Sprachidioms, u.s.w. 1855. Winspeare, le baron G. Tourmente. 1876. Wood, Mrs. E. P. The master of Greylands, 1873. 2 v. Zeisberger, D: Indian dictionary; English, German, Iroquois - the Onondaga and Algonquin- the Delaware; printed from the original ms. in Harvard College Library. Aulnoy or Aunoy, M.. C. de B., comtesse d'. Mémoires de la cour d'Espagne. 1716. 2 v. Austria. Landesverordnung wie es mit dem Hexenprocesse zu halten sey. 1766. Baker, G: A. Mrs. Hephæstus; and other short stories; with West Point; a comedy. "All of them bright and interesting." N. Y. times. Baldwin, W: Reliquiæ Baldwinianæ; selections from [his] correspondence; with notes and a biog. memoir; comp. by W: Darlington. 1843. Bandtkie, G: S: Slownik dokladny jezyka polskiego i niemieckiego; polnisch-deutscher Wörterbuch. 1806. Barron, E: The royal wanderer; or, Secret memoirs of Caroline. 1820. Barthélemy, A: M. Némésis; 4e éd., [illust.] de Raffet. 1835. 2 v. and Méry, J. 12 journées de la Révolution; poèmes. 1832. Némésis de la Restauration. 1839. Baumann, H: Londonismen, Slang und Cant. Beaumarchais, P: A. C. de. Mémoire. 1775. Berriat Saint Prix, C: Jeanne D'Arc, ou Coup d'œil sur les révolutions de France au tems de Charles vi, et Charles VII. 1817. Betts, B: W. Geometrical psychology; or, the science of representation; an abstract of [his] theories and diagrams by L.. S. Cook. "Mr. Betts's idea is to the following effect. You may represent anything by lines and curves. But particu lar lines and curves represent some things much better than other things, and in fact, given a line or a curve, or a collection of lines and curves there will be something of which it is truly and naturally representative. For instance, a dotted circuit represents 'abstract consciousness or bare ego.' An ordinary line from the centre, the ego, outwards,' represents perception. These discoveries represent the beginning of Mr. Betts's idea. When the principle is once grasped, it requires only attention and some knowledge of mathematics, with a constant adherence to the principles that all activity is polar, that all life is male or female, and that all the world is either east or west, to make a perfectly accurate symbological picture of any soul, body, or other thing concerning which you have or require any inform ation. Mr. Betts's life-work has consisted in the preparation of some two score of diagrams, for which Miss Cook has written the letterpress." - Saturday rev., Apr. 2. Black, W: Sabina Zembra. "Mr. Black again leaves his beloved Highland scenery, and gives us in Sabina Zembra,' a story which de pends for its interest more upon psychology than upon incident." B. M. Runking in the Academy, Apr. 23. Boele von Hensbroek, P. A. M. De beoefening der oostersche talen in Nederland en zijne overseesche bezittingen, 1800-74. 1875. Bogen, F. W. The German in America; or, Advice for German emigrants, also a reader in Eng. and German. 1851. Boitard, P: Manuel du naturaliste préparateur, etc.; [illust.] 1835. Bos, L. van den. Leeven en daden der zee-helden en ontdeckers van landen [van] Columbus [tot] M. A. de Ruyter, enz., door V. D. B. 1676. 2 pt. in 1 v. Boston. King's Chapel. Commemoration of the completion of 200 years since its foundation; also 3 sermons; illust. Boston weekly magazine, Oct. 12, 1816- Nov. 17, 1818. 2 v. Bouillon, P: Musée des antiques, avec des notices explicatives par M**** [J. B. de Saint-Victor]. 1810-[27]. 3 v. est un Bourelly, Col. J. Cromwell et Mazarin; deux campagnes de Turenne en Flandre, etc. "Un livre d'histoire et non de stratégie des fruits de l'ouverture au public des Archives des Affaires Étrangères.” - -Bibl. univ. et rev. suisse. Bowman, H: Specimens of the ecclesiastical architecture of Gr. Britain, etc. 1846. Brandon, R. and J. A. Analysis of Gothic architecture; illust. with remarks on an eccles. edifice. 1858. 2 v. British Museum. Library. Index to academies. Busk, R. H. The folk-songs of Italy; specimens, with tr. and notes, from each province, and pref. treatise. The specimens of the Canzuni and Ciuri of Sicily have been selected by Dr. G. Pitrè. "We do not believe that any one will be able to form a conception of the peculiar charm of these folk-songs from the English renderings in this volume. The author herself seems to be conscious of this, for she says: I wish it therefore understood that I consider my rendering entirely in the light of a rimed vocabulary,' not as poetry. When regarded from this point of view, the book has considerable merits. The choice of poems all through the book is excellent, and so with compara. tively few exceptions are the notes." - Sat. rev., Mar. Byrne, J. C. British Twelve years' wanderings in the Colonies, 1835-47. 1848. Calder, J. E. Some account of the wars, extirpation, habits, etc., of the native tribes of Tasmania. 1875. Cantillo, A. del. Tratados de paz y de commercio que han hecho con las potencias estranjeras los monarcos esp., 1700-1843. Casalis, E. Les Bassoutos, ou 23 années au sud de l'Afrique. 1859. Cates, W: L. R. The pocket date book. 1864. Cavilly, G: de. La séparation de corps et le di vorce. 1882. Cayet, P: V: P. Chronologie novenaire, cont. l'hist. de la guerre sous Henry IV. 3e partie. 1608. Clarke, A. B. Booth memorials; passages, etc. in the life of J. B. Booth. Coignet, Mme. C. 1870. Un gentilhomme des temps passés: François de Scépaux, Sire de Vieilleville. "Her qualities and her defects unite to make her what she is, a charming chronicler, garrulous and picturesque as Brantôme, bold as Mézéray, romantic and sometimes incredible as Vieilleville, the delightful Cellini of sixteenth century heroes. Her account of the war in Alsace-Lorraine collated from abundant contemporary sources is given with vigour, a fine spirit of convic tion, and an abundance of romance and picturesque detail. Nothing could be more exciting than the passage which describes the taking of Pont-à-Mousson." Athenæum, Jan. 8. Crawford, F. M. Saracinesca. ... "A very remarkable book, and a great advance upon any of the author's previous work. One of the most effective romances since John Inglesant.'"- B. M. Ranking in the Academy, Apr. 23. Crawford, Mrs. L. History of the White Mountains with pref. by H: W. Ripley. Culburtson, R. Rosamond; or, A narrative of [her] captivity under priests in Cuba; with introd. and notes by S: B. Smith. 1836. Culp, E: C. The 25th Ohio Vet. Vol. Infantry in the war for the Union. 1885. Cunningham, P: Handbook of London, past and present. 1850. Curtis, G: T. Creation or evolution? a philosophiical inquiry. ་ "The result,' he says of my study of the hypothesis of evolution is that it is an ingenious but delusive mode of accounting for the existence of either the body or the mind of man; and that it employs a kind of reasoning which no person of sound judgment would apply to anything that might affect his welfare, his happiness, his estate, or his conduct in the practical affairs of life.'" Dempsey, G. D. Rudimentary treatise on the drainage of districts and lands. 1869. Rudimentary treatise on the drainage of towns and buildings. 1874. Deschiens, Collection de matériaux pour l'histoire de la Révolution de France, depuis 1787; bibliographie des journaux. 1829. Didron, ainé, A. N. Christian iconography; tr. by E. J. Millington, and completed with additions and app. by M. Stokes. 2 v. "It is more than thirty years since the English edition of the first volume was published among Bohn's useful series of translations.... Miss Stokes may be congrat ulated on the careful way she has carried out M. Didron's scheme, and produced a work which in a small space gives so much useful information on the whole subject of Christian art." Saturday rev., Jan. 15. Duperré de Lisle, Mme. F. Etude sur la prononciation française. 1883. Dwight, B: W. Reminiscences of the life and character of B: Woolsey Dwight. 1862. Ewbank, T: Descriptive and historical account of hydraulic and other machines for raising water, etc., incl. the development of the steam engine. 1847. Factor's garland, The, etc. [17] Fleury, J. Les bourgeois de Molínchart. 1855. Histoire de la caricature sous la réforme et la ligne. [18-] Histoire des faïences patriotiques sous la Révolution. 1875. Fobes, G: S. Leaves from a trooper's diary. 1869. Freeman, E: A: Exeter. (Historic towns.) "By those acquainted with Mr. Freeman's work, it was felt that he might move, as it were, in fetters if lim. ited to the sphere of a provincial town. Yet it is precisely the mental attitude which characterizes all his historical writings that gives this volume its special value. Though it is impossible to agree with all his conclusions, he has at any rate shown that Exeter possesses a municipal history which deserves the most careful study. It need scarcely be added that the volume is readable throughout." Athenæum, Mar. 19. Freeman, Rev. P. The principles of divine service; an inquiry concerning the true manner of understanding and using the order for morning and evening prayer, etc., in the English Church. 1863. 2 v. 5 bewehrte und wahrhafte Hexen- u. Gespens1768. tergeschichten, u.s.w. the means and art of moral progress; tr. [by E. P. Peabody]. 1832. Gérard de Nerval, G. Labrunie, dit. Les filles du feu. 1854. Gilchrist, H. H. Anne Gilchrist; her life and writings; with a pref. notice by W: M. Rossetti. "One of the faults of the memoir is, that it gives too little information about his mother's miscellaneous contributions to literature. Its chief attraction is in the letters, many of them beautiful compositions, and all of them rich in sound thought and generous feeling."— Athenæum, Mar. 26. Gleason's pictorial. Vol. 6-17. 1854-59. 12 v. Guillaume, H: L: G., le general. Histoire des gardes wallones au service d'Espagne. 1858, Hackett, H. B. Exercises in Hebrew grammar, etc. 1847. Hardy, T: The woodlanders. "Decidedly the best and most powerful work Mr. Hardy has produced since Far from the madding crowd.'"-W: Wallace in the Academy, Apr. 9. Havers, D., now Mrs. Boulger. Lil Lorimer. "The local color of the home in Uruguay is deligtful; the transition to England, with the same people in new situations, gives admirable opportunity for study of character vs. environment; and the character drawing is very skilful." Critic, April 16. Hawthorne, N. Septimius; a romance. 1872. Heinecken, K: H: von. Idée générale d'une collection complette d'estampes, etc. 1771. Heywood, J. C. How they strike me, these authors. 1877. Hints for the table; or, the economy of good living; with a few words on wines. 1859. Home book of the picturesque, The; or, American scenery, art, etc.; essays by W. Irving [and others; illust.]. 1852. Hughes, W: The construction of maps; cont. an inquiry into the principles of mathematical geography, and rules for the formation of map projections; with app. on physical geography. 1849. Manual of geography; physical, industrial, and political. 1863. Hunt, W: Bristol. (Historic towns.) "The writer is a painstaking and careful student, and his little book bears witness to conscientious study of the subject, but his style is somewhat heavy. It is but just to add, that, as Bristol was selected in this series as the type of the trading town, Mr. Hunt felt bound to deal chiefly with the story of its trade and industry; and a writer who is most at home in the eleventh and twelfth centuries would be hardly likely to find in this a specially congenial theme."-"Athenæum, Mar. 19. Immerzeel, J., Jr. De levens en werken der hollandische en vlaamsche kunstschilders, beeldhouwers, enz., uitg. door C. H. en C. Immerzeel. 1842-43. 3 v. Ireland, S: Picturesque tour through Holland, Brabant, and part of France, 1789; illust. [1790.] 2 v. Janin, J. G. ́ Les Français peints par eux-mêmes. 1840-42. 5 v. Same. Province. 1841-42. 3 v. Journal du siége de Paris en 1590; réd. par un des assiégés, et préc. d'une étude sur les mœurs, etc. des Parisiens au 16e siécle,par A. Franklin. 1876. Journey-book of England, The; Berkshire; incl. a description of Windsor Castle. 1840. Juglar, C. Des crises commerciales, etc. en France, en Angleterre et aux Etats-Unis. 1862. Kircher, A. Magnes, sive De arte magnetica. Ed. 2a. 1643. Klüber, J. L: Droit des gens moderne de l'Europe. Nouv. éd. rev. annot., etc. par M. A. Ott. 1861. Knappius, G: C. Novum Testamentum Græce, recog. G: C. Knappius. 1829. 2 v. Koch, C. G. de. Table des traités entre la France et les puissances étrangères, etc. 1802. 2 v. Kraus, F. X. Real-Encyklopædie der Christlichen Alterthümer. 1882-86. 2 v. "As an encyclopædia of Christian antiquities the book has no rival. Its articles proceed from writers who are thoroughly acquainted with their subjects. Their standpoint is Roman Catholic but in the extensive field of research with regard to ecclesiastical antiquities there is little room for dogmatic prejudice." — Athenaum, Sept. 25. Krause, A: Vitæ et fragmenta vet. hist. Romanorum. 1833. Ladies' monthly magazine, The; the world of fashion; a journal of fashion, literature, etc. [1852-69.] 16 v. Livius Patavinus, T. Quæ extant decades. 1516. "The interest of the volume is largely in the titlepage wood-cut the earliest representation of a printing-press which is also found in other books of the same famous printer. This edition of 1516 seems unknown to the bibliographers, who mention only that of 1520."-G. L. B. Logerot, A: Carte de la Normandie. [18-] London. Diocese. Allegations for marriage li censes, 1520-1828, extr. by Col. J. L. Chester, ed. by G: J. Armytage. 2 v. (Harleian Soc.) London and its environs described, etc.; illust. 1761. 6 v. Lotus de la bonne loi, Le; tr., accomp. d'un com- Masheder, R. The Rt. Hon. W: Ewart Gladstone, ger; ed. by Rev. Sir F. A. G. Ouseley. 2 v. "German authorship, English editorship, 1332 pages of letter-press and upwards of 300 illustrations, many of them of extreme interest, invest this work with imposing dimensions and solid values." - Lit. world, Apr. 2. Nepos, C. De vita excellentium imperatorum ; stud. et cur. J. Billerbeckii, acc. lexicon. 1830. Olearius (Oehlenschlaeger, Oehlschlaeger, Oelschlæger), A. Voyages faits en Moscovie, Tartarie et Perse; tr. par le sr. de Wicquefort. Nouv. éd. augm. 1727. Oliphant, L. Fashionable philosophy; and other sketches. "A reprint of magazine articles. The first is a clever and amusing satire on the craving for a new religion, which was a fashionable craze a year or two ago. The brigand's bride 'is a simple story, pleasantly told. "The sisters of Thibet' is not so good; it is able enough, but tiresome. A comedy of affinities' might more fitly be named a farce; but it is funny, and the follies it is aimed at are fair game for ridicule." - Westminster review, April. Ossoli, S.. M. F., marchesa d'. Art, literature, and the drama; ed. by A. B. Fuller. 1875. Pambour, le comte F. M.. G. de. The theory of the steam engine. 1839. Parr, H. (pseud. Holme Lee). Echoes of a famous year. 1872. Pilgrimage to Parnassus, The; with 2 parts of The return from Parnassus; 3 comedies, performed in St. John's College, Cambridge, A.D. 1597-1601; ed. by W. D. Macray. "Mr. Macray has done a great service by re-printing, for the first time the first and second parts of the Return from Parnassus;' the third part of which has long been known to students of Shakespeare and the drama for its curious allusions to Shakespeare himself and other writers of the time."- Sat. rev., Jan. 22. Playfair, W: British family antiquity; illust. of the origin and progress of the rank, etc., of with nobility of the United Kingdom; chronological charts. 1809-11. 9 v. Plinius Cæcilius Secundus, C. Select letters, [Lat.]; with notes. 1835. Plon, E. Leone Leoni, sculpteur de Charles-Quint, et Pompeo Leoni sculpteur de Philippe 11.; [illust.] de P. Le Rat. "Dans ce nouvel ouvrage l'habile critique a réuni deux artistes du 16e siècle, qui, s'ils ne comptent pas parmi les plus grands, prennent rang en tout cas immediatement après ceux-ci. Leone Leoni et son fils Pompeo, ces continuateurs de Michel Ange, méritaient de trouver un historien qui décrivit leur œuvre. M. Plon a puisé dans les bibliothèques et les archives d'Espagne de quoi illustrer très complètement la carrière des deux Leoni." -A. Morel-Futio in Rev. critique, 14 mars. Pottier, A. A. Histoire de la faïence de Rouen, pub. par l'abbé Colas [et autres] ; illust. 1870. Practical mechanic and engineer's magazine, The. Vol. 2, 2d ser. 1847. Premières illustrées, Les; notes, etc., saison théâtrale 1885-86. Raby, R: Pope Adrian Iv.; an historical sketch. 1849. Ramée, D. Le Moyen-Age monumental et archéologique, [d'après les dessins de Chapuy, etc.]. 1843. 3 v. Rawlinson, G. The story of ancient Egypt; with the collaboration of A. Gilman. (Story of the nations.) "The work of a firm-handed scholar, who is sure of his facts, modest in his generalizations and surmises, full of that local color that comes of personal travel and inspection, and who is withal a ready and readable writer." - · Critic, Apr. 23. Reinhard, J. Collection de costumes suisses des 22 cantons. 1819. Revue illustrée. T. 1. 1886. Reynardson, C. T. S. B. Sports and anecdotes of bygone days in England, Scotland, Ireland, Italy, etc. Robinson, F. Mexico and her military chieftains, from the revolution of Hidalgo to the present time. 1848. Rossetti, W: M. Shelley's Prometheus unbound; lecture [before] the Shelley Soc., Dec. 7, 1886. Rouyer, E. Les appartements privés de S. M. l'impératrice au palais des Tuileries décorés par M. Lefuel. 1867. Rundell, Mrs. Domestic cookery. 1859. Sanders, L. C. Celebrities of the century; a dietionary of men and women of the 19th century. "Many of the articles have merit. There is a good deal of information, particularly about recently deceased notables, which is not readily accessible elsewhere." Sat. rev., Apr. 2. Semple, Miss. The costume of the Netherlands, with description in English and French. [1817.] Sidereal, messenger, The. Vol. 1-3. 1846-48. 3 v. Simon, E: L'empereur Guillaume et son règne. "Impartially conceived, and well written. feeble and delicate youth, he was to become the most vigorous nonegenarian on record. Unpopular beyond precedent through middle age, he was to be the bestbeloved sovereign in his country's annals. A passionate defender of the divine rights of kings, he has planted his imperial throne on the wrecks of hereditary monarchies. A bitter foe to popular claims he has estab lished universal suffrage in his dominions. Deeply and habitually religious, he has broken more treaties, taken more territories, shed more blood, than any scourge of humanity in modern times except the first Napoleon."— Spectator, Apr. 5. Spencer, H. The factors of organic evolution; repr., with add., from The nineteenth cent urv. "Though the direct bearings of the arguments contained in this essay,' Mr. Spencer says, are biological, the argument contained in its first half has indirect bearings upon psychology, ethics, and sociology. My belief in the profound importance of these indirect bearings was originally a chief prompter to set forth the argument, and it now prompts me to reissue it in permanent form. In the first half, after describing his original seceptance of the Lamarckian doctrine of evolution, and the enlarged view of the factors of evolution, that was the consequence of the publication of the Origin of species,' he goes on to ask whether the process brought into view by Darwin, taken alone, accounts for organic evolution, as is now supposed by many naturalists. The answer is that utterly inadequate to explain the major part of the facts as is the hypothesis of the inheritance of functionally-produced modifications, yet there is a minor part of the facts, very extensive though less, which must be ascribed to this cause."- Mind, April. Tidman, P. F. Money and labour; address on the currency question. Tinseau, L. de. Madame Villeféron jeune. Tredgold, T: Practical essay on the strength of cast iron and other metals; 4th ed., with notes by E. Hodgkinson; added, experimental researches on the strength, etc., of cast iron, etc., by the ed. 1842. Whipple, E. P. American literature; and other papers; with introd. note by J: G. Whittier. Wilberforce, R. I. Doctrine of the incarnation. 1885. Wingfield, Hon. L. The lovely Wang; a bit of China. (Leisure hour ser.) "The lovely Wang' is in marked contrast to the na tional romances, being not a Chinese tale, but a tale about Chinese by a western writer. It is eminently an amusing story."— Lit. world, May 14. Wood, Mrs. E. P. East Lynne. 1861. 3 v. Zani, P:, l'abate. Enciclopedia metodica critico ragionata delle belle arti. 24. 19 v. Parte 2. 1817-22. 9 v. Yaggy, L. W. Graphic record. Parte 1. 1819 |