 | Alexandre Rodolphe Vinet - 1849 - 464 sider
...manuscript for this edition by Mrs. T»nna. which has her express endorsement, and Is the only one in this country from which she has derived any pecuniary...unusual degree, an elevated moral tone, with reading attractive to both old and young. And for the requisites of beauty, cheapness, and le/riiMitii combined,... | |
 | Absalom Peters - 1849 - 202 sider
...manuscript for this edition by Mrs. Tonna, which has her express endorsement, and is the only one in this country from which she has derived any pecuniary...unusual degree, an elevated moral tone, with reading attractive to both old and young. And for the requisites of beauty, cheapness, and legibility combined,... | |
 | J. Batey - 1849 - 222 sider
...manuscript for this edition by Mrs. Tonna, which has her express endorsement, and is the only one in thU country from which she has derived any pecuniary benefit....unusual degree, an elevated moral tone, with reading attractive to both old and young. And for the requisites of beauty, cheapness, and legibility combined,... | |
 | Absalom Peters - 1849 - 204 sider
...Mrs. Tonna, which has her express endorsement, and Is the only one in this country from which she baa derived any pecuniary benefit. To give additional...unusual degree, an elevated moral tone, with reading attractive to both old and young. And for the requisites of beauty, cheapness, and legibility combined,... | |
 | Joseph Alden - 1849 - 188 sider
...manuscript for this edition by Mrs. Tonna, which has her express endorsement, and ts the only one in this country from which she has derived any pecuniary...is believed few works can be found surpassing these ;n value for family reading. They combine, to an unusual degree, an elevated moral tone, with reading... | |
 | Absalom Peters - 1849 - 204 sider
...manuscript for this edition by Mrs. Tonna, which has her express endorsement, and is the only one in this country from which she has derived any pecuniary...for this purpose. It is believed few works can be fuund surpassing these in value fur family reading. They combine, to an unusual degree, an elevated... | |
 | John Angell James - 1849 - 322 sider
...manuscript for this edition by Mrs. Tonna, which has her express endorsement, and Is the only one in this country from which she has derived any pecuniary...give additional value to the work by illustrating ami embellishing It, we have, at considerable expense, added to it several Engravings from Steele,... | |
 | Thomas Lape - 1849 - 204 sider
...this country from which she has derived any pecuniary henefit To give additional valne to the work bv illustrating and embellishing it, we have, at considerable expense, added to it several Engravings from Steel, got up expressly for this purpose. It is believed few works can be found surpassing these in... | |
 | Robert Baird - 1851 - 444 sider
...manuscript for this edition by Mrs. Tonna, which has her express endorsement, and Is the only one in this country from which she has derived any pecuniary...reading. They combine, to an unusual degree, an elevated morel tone, with reading attractive to both old and young. And for the requisites of beauty, clicapnu*,... | |
 | Robert Baird - 1851 - 448 sider
...endorsement, and is the only one in this country from which she has derived any pecuniary benefit. from Steele, got up expressly for this purpose. It...unusual degree, an elevated moral tone, with reading attrao- , tive to both old and young. And for the requisites of beauty, cheapness, and legibility combined,... | |
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... productions, in Prose and Poetry, of this admirable authoress, suited to a Standard Edition of her Works. Several of these were furnished In manuscript for this edition by Mrs. Tonna, which has her express endorsement, and is the only one in this... 