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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 7387, 4 June 1887, Page 2

BERTHA IVL CLAY'S I

NEW STORY. Another valuable addition to the works of fliction will be placed before the readers in naxt week's BUDGET, under the title of

* OR. . . --. THE DARK SECRET OP A j : HEAR".

By BERTHA M. CLAY. AUTHOR OB" •« For Another's Pin," "A Bitter Atonement," "Beyond Pardon," "Set in DiaI ; monds," etc., etc, The ston s of Bertha. M. Ciay possesse remarkable it-terest and fascination lor all who admire tbe better class of fiction. Ihe language is fervid, forcible, and refined ; and every btory teaches an impressive mural. While her plotß are simple, they are quaint and cbver ; and each story is written with a grand purpose — to illustrate' the axiom tbat the sligh'est divergence from virtue's path, by eitber ;maa or woman, is sure to entail sorrow,. ."and perhaps sbame. Her spirited cuaraoters, combined with the lifelike pictures she to deftly presents, with all the art of her matchless descriptive power, invest her works "with an irresistible obarm Hsr new story, " Undine's Marriages," 'effectually .portrays the evil conseq 1 ences of ! .'

I A BECBE.T MABBIAQH. I

• A beloved daughter, infatuated by the attentions of heij first admirer, forgets the duty B'je owea/'her parents, and foolißbly consents to la cljj&idestine alliance. The narratives earnestly told, with all the naturalness of a romance drawn from life ; and itjwill be appreciated as one of the author's best works. " Undine's Marriages" will re commenced next week.

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