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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 5758, 1 May 1880, Page 7

4 :E W ]$[ °' y EL, *' BY ; " - r MISS DORA. RUSSELL : 'Author of 41 Beneath the Wave," u Footprints in the . Snow," &c., &c.) . . The Proprietors "bf this journal have much pleasure in announcing that they have purchased the sole right to publish in New Zealand a New Novel, by Miss Dora Russell, the well-known English authoress, entitled "QUITE' JEUK" The New Story will be commenced on SATURDAY, MAY S. OPINIONS OF THE ENGLISH PBE3S. The following are a few of the leading opinions upon Miss Russell's last novel:— ♦'Several chtracters are drawn with a skill that deserves much praise "—Spectator. *' 1 Footpri ts in the Snow' is entitled to stand well in the fiction of the year."—Graphic, " Miss Russell uses the pathetic, and uses it with effect."—Qxtten. "The incidents are skilfully dealt with.'*—Pictorial World. " Tbc incidents are fairly sustained throughout the book." —Saturday Review. " Gordon's character is well drawn. The Story id fairly told " —Atheiucuni, tl Elizabeth's struggles for independence in "London are particularly well described-"— Review. "•Footprints in the Snow* is a novel which can be read with satisfaction and even enjoyment."—World, lt Mi*a Russell's btory is unquestionably clever, extremely auiusinir, and will, wc doubt not, be a avouritc ia the libraries."—Aeadcmy. "There are here all the elements of tragedy, enough to have satisfied Webster Marlowe, and ilisfl RllSdell'd scenes are of a dramatic kind.*'—Daily Ntxc». (