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New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6815, 20 September 1883, Page 4

"JJIIIE NEW ZEALAND HKR.AT.TV' IS A GAZETTE For the publication ot all NOTICES lii relation to BOEOUGH COUNCILS, COIJNTY COUNCILS, HIGHWAY BOARDS. «io. E W T O R Y. Another valuable, .addition to the works of emotional fiction will be piaffed before our readers on September 22, under the title of rpHE •gETWEES fJiEEJI. By BERTHA. if. CLAY* Author of fi Thrown oa the World," " A Bitter; Atonement/' "Beyond Pardon," &c., &c. i The - stories of Bert,ha M. .Clay possess remarkable ' interest and fascination for ill who admire the better • .class of fiction* The language is fervid, forcible, and refined ; and every story teaches an impressive moral. While her plots 4re simple, they are quaint and • clever; and each stpry is written wi\h a grand purple—to illustrate the axiom, that the slightest divergence from Virtue's path, by either man or woman, is stirs to entail sorrow, and perhaps shame. Her spirited characters, combined with the life-like ; pictures she so deftly presents, with atf the art of her | mfttchles3 descriptive power, invent her works With 1 an irresistible charm. Her new story, '*The "World Betwt.es* Them," effectually pourtrays. the evil consequences of a Secret Marriage. A beloved daughter, infatuated by the . attentions of her first admirer, forgets the duty she owes her pare its, and. foolishly consents to a clandestine alliance.. The narrative is earnestly 'told* witb all tbo .naturalness of a romance drawn from life; and it ttUl be appreciated as one of the author's beat works. " TH : E WORLD BETWEEN THEM" will be com- ■ menced on SAIURDAY, September 22.