THE VICAR OF WAKEFIELD;

A Tale. By OLIVER GOLDSMITH.

"We believe that it was old Mr. Newbery, the predecessor, in

St. Paul's Church-yard, of Messrs. Grant and Griffith, who

first published this story. Mr. Absolon's graphic sketches add

greatly to the interest of the volume: altogether, it is as

pretty an edition of the 'Vicar' as we have seen. Mrs.

Primrose herself would consider it 'well dressed.'"--_Art

Journal_.

"This tale has long been a favourite subject with our artists;

but we have never seen any designs more pleasing or more

truthful than these."--_Gentleman's Magazine_.

"A delightful edition of one of the most delightful of works:

the fine old type and thick paper make this volume attractive

to any lover of books."--_Edinburgh Guardian_.

"This edition will find favour in the eyes of all those who

admire this master-piece of Goldsmith's easy and graceful

pen."--_Notes and Queries_.

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