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The Nuns of the Desart [sic]; or the Woodland Witches. By Eugenia de Acton. 2 vols. 12mo. 9s. Lane & Newman.
The language of this story is possessed of all the extravagance which is so ridiculous when employed upon [888] trifling matters. The incidents are very improbable, and often flat and uninteresting, and the tale is constructed with very little taste or judgment. [complete]
Provided by Julie A. Shaffer, January 2000
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