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JANE BOUVERIE; OR, PROSPERITY AND ADVERSITY.
By CATHERINE SINCLAIR,
Author of “Modern Accomplishments,” “Modern Society,” “Scotland and the Scotch,” “Hill and Valley,” “Holiday House,” “Charles Seymour,” &c. &c.
“Still to ourselves in every place consign’d,
Our own felicity we make or find.”—Goldsmith.
“We take leave of Jane Bouverie, and recommend her affecting autobiography to all who admire the feminine loveliness of a good and graceful woman, sketched without exaggeration, without formality, and simply as represented in the portraiture of every-day life.”—Edinburgh Advertiser.
“There is, as in the other popular works of this clever authoress, much knowledge of character and of the human heart.”—The Torch.
Of whom may be had all of Miss Sinclair’s other Works.
Published, in One Volume 12mo, Fifth Edition, price 7s. 6d.,
LETTERS, CHIEFLY PRACTICAL AND CONSOLATORY;
Designed to Illustrate the Nature and Tendency of the Gospel.
By DAVID RUSSELL, D.D., Dundee.
“These letters exhibit the full development of a mind highly gifted with the power of correct discrimination, richly imbued with the spirit of pure and vital Christianity; and familiarised to comprehensive and connected views of scriptural truths in all their mutual relations and practical bearings.”—Eclectic Review.
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MEMOIR OF MRS MARGARET WILSON, OF THE SCOTTISH MISSION, BOMBAY.
Including Extracts from her Letters and Journals.
By JOHN WILSON, D.D., M.R.A.S.,
Honorary President of the Bombay Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society, and Missionary of the Free Church of Scotland, Bombay.
Published, in post 8vo, Second Edition, price 5s. 6d. cloth, SERMONS ON PRACTICAL SUBJECTS.
By DAVID WELSH, D.D., F.R.S.E.
Professor of Divinity and Church History, New College, Edinburgh; formerly Regius Professor of Divinity and Church History in the University of Edinburgh.
“We have seldom perused a volume of Discourses in every respect so excellent as this. Characterised by profound thought, luminous arrangement, and philosophical precision, they are fitted to instruct the most intelligent, whilst they possess the rare but invaluable charm of perfect simplicity in arrangement and style.”—Glasgow Courier.
