... sndrdangerous sentimuent. Coestosnce bkeiself is exquisitely draw ?? -1Literosy Garzette.. . . ?? ]Iorier this author of ' Hajji Babs, hias just prepared ?? Edition of his nets production, lZoli- rob tbe Iloatige which is announced to appear imome- diately ...

... from Persia, in which hir Baddelev very ingeniously and felicitously makes the hero himrself relate to his beloved Ahbla his adventures in quest of her dower ka huadred camnels of rare byeed) and his exploits on behalf of King Nushirvan of Persia. Tehis ...

... of ttat * ard sunb I know Va- Outweighs with you a universe of gems. by The fraction of bis seul is the poem on Ba. . to bab, whose stery,frem thevisitef the Israelitish We spies to the destruction ef Jericho, is told with cal considerable vigoar, ...

... second most sacred shrine in Persia, and the Westminster Abbey of many of her k-ilgs; then camue Topahan, with its wreck of fallen palaces, and, in spite of its physical decay, the second largest trading emporium in Persia; and after that Shiraz, which ...

... that it l i shows creditable interest in Babylon and its affairs in the time of Daniel. The here is Cainbyses I., King of Persia, inl the days of his ci youth. The narrative is autobiographic~al, in- troduced by a ?refaus from sn ungrammaticasl' Hakins ...

... little ones as well as grown-ups. The authoress understands this. Her children, Babs and- Teddy, are far more than mere studies; they are dear, charming, every-day mortals. Babs is, indeed, a stroke of genius on the writer's part. She is a plain-spoken, plain- ...

... certainly the treasures of English song are not increased by such prentice pentameters as these:- The war of Greeca with Persia's bsughty inog ND vulgar strain. eterail Goddess, sing! What dreary ghosts to glutted Pluto dled. What uations suffered, and ...

... wvith dumyv fisherfoals carry- a4 r cep v the harvest of tile sea, now flowing Io ;r inbre ?? freshness ; andi in No. 66 £,- Persia T'-firs, 'ov John 31. Swan, we have l o : ohsc isong-bodied creatures in stealthy, I ta aill o-an maid a weird, deso'ate ...

... didactic anecdotes and re- flections, arranged, according to subjects, in I chapters which are called gatewvays or | babs. Of the four babs which are here translated, the first is en- titled The Manners of Kings, the second 1 Concerning Darweeshes ...