Music Trade Review
Issue: 1892 Vol. 16 N. 17 - Page 11
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW.
Six Remarkable Dffers!
REMIT $6.00 AND RECEIVE -TEE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW: WEEKL 7, FOR ONE YEAR,
AND TAKE YOUR CHOICE OF ANY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING SIX OFFERS :
Geo. Eliot's Works, 6 vols., cloth.
Cooper's u Leather Stocking Tales," 5 vols., cloth.
OFFER No. 2. Charles Dickens' Works, 15 vols., cloth.
OFFER No. 3.—Sir Walter Scott's Works, la vols., cloth.
OFFER No. 4.—Wm. M. Thackeray's Works, 10 vols., cloth.
OFFER No. 5.—Washington Irving's 'Works, 10 vols., cloth.
OFFER No. 6.—Any Eleven of the "Oxford" Library, cloth.
These books are neatly and substantially bound in cloth, and are worthy of a place in any Library.
OFFER No. 1.
IMITTSIC T E A D E
REVIEW,"
No. 3 East 14th Street, New York.
A NEW
Illustrated Set
SIR WALTER SCOTT'S WORKS
COMPLETE AND UNABRIDGED.
FINE CLOTH EDITION.
-) LIBRARY STYLE. (-
OF
CHARLES DICKERS' WORKS
33 Works in All, Complete i n 12 Volumes. | ~>j(
AVERAGING 8 5 0 PAGES.
Beautifully Illustrated with Full Page Engravings.
IN
LARGE CLEAR TYPE.
15 FINE CLOTH VOLUMES,
MORE THAN 10,000
PAGES IN ALL
A REALLY FINE EDITION FOR THE HOME LIBRARY.
;
1 *-ir' HE volumes are i2ino size, and a r e printed on fine paper, from
11 large face Long Primer type. This type is most popular f
executed with the best cloth, and stamping in gold. The illustrations
are full page, and are printed on a special quality of paper.
We take great pleasure in announcing that we have completed
arrangements whereby we can offer this splendid library edition of
twelve volumes as a premium, and never before has the opportunity
been presented for s e c "ing such a valuable set of standard works for
the small amount embr .ced in our offers.
At the Price of Paper Covers 1!
T
H I S handsome set of books is printed on fine paper from clear
electrotype plates and finely illustrated. The binding is executed
in the most handsome and substantial manner. The best binders'
doth is used and the embossing is in ink and gold, from original design.
Charles Dickens is eminently the novelist of the people. His works teem with shafts
of sparkling wit, touches of pathos, thrusts of satire; his characters are original and real
as well a s quaint and grotesque; he unmasks vice in all its forms. The lights and
6hadows of life are delineated in a thrilling and dramatic style. T o own a complete pet
of his incomparable books is t o be possessed of an inexhaustible mine of interesting
literature. H o person is well read who has not perused them.
LIST OF WORKS COMPLETE IN THIS SET.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
OLIVER T W I S T ,
MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT,
T A L E OF T W O CITIES,
REPRINTED PIECES,
PICKWICK PAPERS,
O L D CURIOSITY SHOP,
SKETCHES BY BOZ,
AMERICAN NOTES,
O U R MUTUAL F R I E N D ,
H A R D TIMES,
BLEAK HOUSE,
D A V I D COPPERFIELD,
GREAT EXPECTATIONS,
MYSTERY O F E D W I N DROOD,
DOMBEY & S O N ,
CHRISTMAS STORIES,
NICHOLAS NICKLEBY,
LITTLE DORRIT,
BARNABY RUDGE,
UNCOMMERCIAL TRAVELER,
CHILD'S HISTORY OF
This set set of books is worthy a place in every home. The handsome dressing of
this edition will place them in the best libraries in the land while
OUR
REMARKABLE OFFER
insures a set going to those of the most limited means*
BLACK DWARF,
O L D MORTALITY,
QLTENTIN DURWARD,
BRIDE OF LAMMERMOOR,
LEGEND OF MONTROSK,
CHRONICLES O K T H E
CANONGATE,
7. T H E HIGHLAND W I D O W ,
8. T H E T W O DROVERS,
9. SURGEON'S DAUGHTER,
10. M Y A U N T MARGARET'S
MIRROR,
I I . T H E TAPESTRIED CHAM-
UKR,
12. D E A T H O F T H E LAIRD'S
JOCK
13. Ron ROY,
14. H E A R T OF MID-LOTIIIAN,
15. IVANHOE,
16. T H E TALISMAN,
17. CASTLE DANGEROUS,
18. PEVERIL OF T H E PEAK,
19. T H E BETROTHED,
20. WAVERLEY,
22. KENILWORTH,
23. S T . RONAN'S W E L L ,
24. GLTY MANNERING,
25. ANNE OF GEIERSTEIN ;
26. T H E MONASTERY,
27. T H E AHBOT,
28. FORTUNES OF N I G E L ,
29. COUNT ROHERTOF PARIS
30. R E D GAUNTLET,
31. T H E PIRATE,
32. FAIR M A I D O F P E R T H ,
33. ANTIQUARY.
21. W O O D S T O C K ,
The Waverley Novels when they first appeared surprised the world more effectually than had
ever before or has since been done. They bore the stamp of perfection, and to the present day they
have never been excelled. A reading of the Waverley Novels is cijual to a liberal education in his-
tory, in antiquities, in manners, and in human character. Shakespeare was not a more perfect
delineator of human nature in all its phases, and while Shakespeare is to some morally objectionable,
Scott is beyond suspicion of impurity. Young readers who study Scott, will never degenerate into
admirers of the prurient literature which nowadays bids for popularity more by the attractiveness
of i-vlelicacy than by literary merit. Many writers since Scott's time have achieved a meteoric and
evanescent popu aritv, but the fame of Walter Scott will endure for all time.
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW.
Six Remarkable Dffers!
REMIT $6.00 AND RECEIVE -TEE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW: WEEKL 7, FOR ONE YEAR,
AND TAKE YOUR CHOICE OF ANY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING SIX OFFERS :
Geo. Eliot's Works, 6 vols., cloth.
Cooper's u Leather Stocking Tales," 5 vols., cloth.
OFFER No. 2. Charles Dickens' Works, 15 vols., cloth.
OFFER No. 3.—Sir Walter Scott's Works, la vols., cloth.
OFFER No. 4.—Wm. M. Thackeray's Works, 10 vols., cloth.
OFFER No. 5.—Washington Irving's 'Works, 10 vols., cloth.
OFFER No. 6.—Any Eleven of the "Oxford" Library, cloth.
These books are neatly and substantially bound in cloth, and are worthy of a place in any Library.
OFFER No. 1.
IMITTSIC T E A D E
REVIEW,"
No. 3 East 14th Street, New York.
A NEW
Illustrated Set
SIR WALTER SCOTT'S WORKS
COMPLETE AND UNABRIDGED.
FINE CLOTH EDITION.
-) LIBRARY STYLE. (-
OF
CHARLES DICKERS' WORKS
33 Works in All, Complete i n 12 Volumes. | ~>j(
AVERAGING 8 5 0 PAGES.
Beautifully Illustrated with Full Page Engravings.
IN
LARGE CLEAR TYPE.
15 FINE CLOTH VOLUMES,
MORE THAN 10,000
PAGES IN ALL
A REALLY FINE EDITION FOR THE HOME LIBRARY.
;
1 *-ir' HE volumes are i2ino size, and a r e printed on fine paper, from
11 large face Long Primer type. This type is most popular f
executed with the best cloth, and stamping in gold. The illustrations
are full page, and are printed on a special quality of paper.
We take great pleasure in announcing that we have completed
arrangements whereby we can offer this splendid library edition of
twelve volumes as a premium, and never before has the opportunity
been presented for s e c "ing such a valuable set of standard works for
the small amount embr .ced in our offers.
At the Price of Paper Covers 1!
T
H I S handsome set of books is printed on fine paper from clear
electrotype plates and finely illustrated. The binding is executed
in the most handsome and substantial manner. The best binders'
doth is used and the embossing is in ink and gold, from original design.
Charles Dickens is eminently the novelist of the people. His works teem with shafts
of sparkling wit, touches of pathos, thrusts of satire; his characters are original and real
as well a s quaint and grotesque; he unmasks vice in all its forms. The lights and
6hadows of life are delineated in a thrilling and dramatic style. T o own a complete pet
of his incomparable books is t o be possessed of an inexhaustible mine of interesting
literature. H o person is well read who has not perused them.
LIST OF WORKS COMPLETE IN THIS SET.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
OLIVER T W I S T ,
MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT,
T A L E OF T W O CITIES,
REPRINTED PIECES,
PICKWICK PAPERS,
O L D CURIOSITY SHOP,
SKETCHES BY BOZ,
AMERICAN NOTES,
O U R MUTUAL F R I E N D ,
H A R D TIMES,
BLEAK HOUSE,
D A V I D COPPERFIELD,
GREAT EXPECTATIONS,
MYSTERY O F E D W I N DROOD,
DOMBEY & S O N ,
CHRISTMAS STORIES,
NICHOLAS NICKLEBY,
LITTLE DORRIT,
BARNABY RUDGE,
UNCOMMERCIAL TRAVELER,
CHILD'S HISTORY OF
This set set of books is worthy a place in every home. The handsome dressing of
this edition will place them in the best libraries in the land while
OUR
REMARKABLE OFFER
insures a set going to those of the most limited means*
BLACK DWARF,
O L D MORTALITY,
QLTENTIN DURWARD,
BRIDE OF LAMMERMOOR,
LEGEND OF MONTROSK,
CHRONICLES O K T H E
CANONGATE,
7. T H E HIGHLAND W I D O W ,
8. T H E T W O DROVERS,
9. SURGEON'S DAUGHTER,
10. M Y A U N T MARGARET'S
MIRROR,
I I . T H E TAPESTRIED CHAM-
UKR,
12. D E A T H O F T H E LAIRD'S
JOCK
13. Ron ROY,
14. H E A R T OF MID-LOTIIIAN,
15. IVANHOE,
16. T H E TALISMAN,
17. CASTLE DANGEROUS,
18. PEVERIL OF T H E PEAK,
19. T H E BETROTHED,
20. WAVERLEY,
22. KENILWORTH,
23. S T . RONAN'S W E L L ,
24. GLTY MANNERING,
25. ANNE OF GEIERSTEIN ;
26. T H E MONASTERY,
27. T H E AHBOT,
28. FORTUNES OF N I G E L ,
29. COUNT ROHERTOF PARIS
30. R E D GAUNTLET,
31. T H E PIRATE,
32. FAIR M A I D O F P E R T H ,
33. ANTIQUARY.
21. W O O D S T O C K ,
The Waverley Novels when they first appeared surprised the world more effectually than had
ever before or has since been done. They bore the stamp of perfection, and to the present day they
have never been excelled. A reading of the Waverley Novels is cijual to a liberal education in his-
tory, in antiquities, in manners, and in human character. Shakespeare was not a more perfect
delineator of human nature in all its phases, and while Shakespeare is to some morally objectionable,
Scott is beyond suspicion of impurity. Young readers who study Scott, will never degenerate into
admirers of the prurient literature which nowadays bids for popularity more by the attractiveness
of i-vlelicacy than by literary merit. Many writers since Scott's time have achieved a meteoric and
evanescent popu aritv, but the fame of Walter Scott will endure for all time.
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