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become classic. The poetic faculty has not been without use to the story-writer. The perception of beauty in nature and in human nature is always evident even in his realistic prose. But his poetic gift never leads him into sentimentality, and his characters are true children of men, with natural faults as well as natural gifts and graces. His stories are intensely _human_, with a solid basis, and with an instinctive dramatic action. He has never written an uninteresting book. =Woodie Thorpe's Pilgrimage=, AND OTHER STORIES. By J. T. TROWBRIDGE. Illustrated. $1.25. "The scenes are full of human interest and lifelikeness, and will please many an old reader, as well as the younger folks for whose delectation it is intended. As in all the books of this author the spirit is manly, sincere, and in the best sense moral. There is no 'goody' talk and no cant, but principles of truthfulness, integrity, and self-reliance are quietly inculcated by example. It is safe to say that any boy will be the better for reading books like this."--_St. Botolph._ * * * * * =Neighbors' Wives.= By J. T. TROWBRIDGE. Cloth. $1.50. As a novelty, the following acrostic is presented. The praise from the different newspapers is brief, but to the point. =N= ot in the least tiresome.--_Troy Press._ =E= xquisite touches of character.--_Salem Observer._ =I= ntroducing strong scenes with rare skill.--_Gloucester Telegraph._ =G= roups well certain phases of character.--_New Bedford Standard._ =H= appy sprightliness of style and vivacity which fascinates--_Dover Legion._ =B= y many considered the author's best.--_Journal._ =O= ne of the best of TROWBRIDGE'S stories.--_Commonwealth._ =R= eader finds it difficult to close the book.--_Hearth and Home._ =S= tory all alive with adventures and incidents striking and vivid.--_Dover Star._ =W= hich is one of TROWBRIDGE'S brightest and best.--_Boston Transcript._ =I= s destined to be enjoyed mightily.--_Salem Observer._ =V= ery pleasant reading.--_New York Leader._ =E= xcels any of the author's former books.--_Montana American._ =S= tory is in the author's best vein.--_New Haven Register._ =LEE AND SHEPARD, BOSTON, SEND THEIR COMPLETE CATALO
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