for scholars."
_NEW YORK HERALD_:
"Mr. David Pryde, the author of 'Highways of Literature; or, What to
Read, and How to Read,' is an erudite Scotchman who has taught with
much success in Edinburgh. His hints on the best books and the best
method of mastering them are valuable, and likely to prove of great
practical use."
_NEW YORK TABLET_:
"This is a most useful and interesting work. It consists of papers in
which the author offers rules by which the reader may discover the
best books, and be enabled to study them properly."
VII.
Colin Clout's Calendar.
_LEEDS MERCURY_, England:
"The best specimens of popular scientific expositions that we have
ever had the good fortune to fall in with."
_NEW YORK NATION_:
"The charm of such books is not a little heightened when, as in this
case, a few touches of local history, of customs, words, and places
are added."
_AMERICAN REFORMER_, New York:
"There certainly is no deterioration in the quality of the books of
the Standard Library. This book consists of short chapters upon
natural history, written in an easy, fascinating style, giving rare
and valuable information concerning trees, plants, flowers, and
animals. Such books should have a wide circulation beyond the list of
regular subscribers. Some will criticise the author's inclination to
attribute the marvellous things which are found in these plants,
animals, etc., to a long process of development rather than to Divine
agency. But the information is none the less valuable, whatever may be
the process of these developments."
A GREAT SACRIFICE.
Young's Analytical Concordance
REDUCED TO $2.50,
FOR A LIMITED TIME.
Dr. Young cannot endure to have this, the great work of his life,
judged by the unauthorized editions with which the American market is
flooded. These editions, he feels, do his work and the American public
great injustice.
That Americans may be able to see the work as printed under his eye
and from his own plates, he will sell some thousands of copies at
A Great Pecuniary Sacrifice.
The sale at the reduced prices will begin March 1, 1883, and will
continue until the thousands of copies set apart for this sale are
exhausted. This is the authorized, latest revised and unabridged
edition--in every respect the same type, paper, binding, etc., as we
have sold at the higher prices.
It is a burning shame that the great life-work of one of the most
eminent scholars, a work pronounced in both Europe and America as one
of the most laborious and important that this century has produced,
embracing nearly 1100 large quarto pages, each larger and containing
more matter than Webster's Unabridged Dictionary, should prove a great
financial loss to its author!
This great work is selling in England at $9, and is now imported and
sold in America at $2.50!!
Orders will be filled in the order received up to the time of the
exhaustion of the stock.
Young's Great Concordance.
DO NOT BE DECEIVED.
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title-page_ the words "Authorized Edition," and at the bottom of the
page the imprint
NEW YORK: FUNK & WAGNALLS. EDINBURGH: GEORGE ADAM YOUNG & COMPANY.
All copies, no matter by whom sold, that have not these words printed
on the title-page are printed on the bungling plates made by the late
_American Book Exchange_.
Dr. YOUNG says: "This unauthorized American edition is an outrage on
the American public, and on me, containing gross errors."
REV. DR. JOHN HALL says:
"Dr. Robert Young's Analytical Concordance is worthy of the lifetime
of labor he has spent upon it. I deeply regret that his natural and
just expectation of some return from its sale on this side of the
ocean is not realized; and I hope the sense of justice to a most
painstaking author will lead to the choice by many purchasers of the
edition which Dr. Young approves--that of Messrs. FUNK & WAGNALLS,
with whom Dr. Young cooperates in bringing out here the best edition.
"NEW YORK.
JOHN HALL."
Do not be deceived by misrepresentations. Insist that your bookseller
furnish you the Authorized edition.
REDUCED PRICES:
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