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... THE IYPERIAL DICTIONAR Y. * Wa'r referred to the general features of this new edition of the Imperial Dictionary in our notice of the first volume. In the second volume we find no fialling-off from the high standard of excellence attained by the first. The same wide field in literature, science, and art is covered by the vocabulary, and few readers are likely to appeal to it in vain for ...

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... DESTINY.> DESTINY requires a much shorter notice than either Marriage or The Inheritance. It had the honour of interesting Sir James Mackintosh, it was well spoken of by Wilson, and it brought the author in about half as much money again as her two first novels put together. But it is tolerably evident in it that the spring was running dry. It has a more regular plot than either of its ...

... SELECTIONS FIROM LAzVDOR, PERHAPS the chief and principal thing remarkable about a selection from Landor is that it should be the first of its kind. Nothing better indi- cates the singular want of popularity which this great writer has experienced than the fact that such a selection should have waited for nearly twenty years after his death before appearing. For Landor is, of all writers ...

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