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JAMES HURNARD

A Memoir

Chiefly Autobiographical;

WITH SELECTIONS FROM HIS POEMS.

EDITED BY

HIS WIDOW.

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SAML. HARRIS & CO.,

5, Bishopsgate Without, E.C.

"The Spenserian measure adopted by the author is well adapted to the subject. Saxon words are as freely used as in the original, and, as a rule, the translation has been managed with a large amount of skill and grace. Occasionally passages of true poetry occur," &c.-Friend.

"We do not believe that there is throughout the book a single word of later growth than the days of Shakespeare and Milton, and yet the amplitude of the vocabulary leaves nothing to be desired," &c.-Bristol Mercury.

"Some of the shorter pieces have already appeared in this periodical, and show that the writer has entered into the spirit as well as the tone of the immortal John Bunyan," &c.

Friends' Quarterly Examiner.

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Leaves from a Spiritual Diary

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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. "Leaves from a Spiritual Diary'-a volume that is almost unique, as recording not only the events of the day, but the spiritual impressions, the feelings, the faults, and the difficulties that present themselves to the spiritual pilgrim," &c.

Newcastle-on-Tyne Daily Chronicle. "Some of these leaves have much truth and grace, and are worthy of a careful perusal," &c. -Friend.

"There are many little gems of religious thought scattered throughout this little poetical diary, and we hope to see more from its author," &c.-Friends' Quarterly Examiner.

"Among the many volumes for daily reading there is still a place and welcome for this one, which contains much that is valuable and helpful."-Monthly Record.

"Within the compass of this comparatively small volume, not a few of more imposing exterior might easily be named that do not contain one tithe of the instruction to be met with in the perusal of this. The selection of a specimen has not been an easy matter, the contents as a whole being so good."-British Friend.

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