...the more conspicuous absurdities of his fellow creatures, Mr Mathews was certainly right ; we also believe him to have been right in the main, in the general tenor of his r?inion ; for this country, in its ordinary aspects, prohabijr presents as barren a field to the writer...

...the more conspicuous absurdities of his fellow creatures, Mr. Malbews was certainly right; we also believe him to have been right in the main, in the...opinion ; for this country, in its ordinary aspects, probab)y presents as barren a field to the writer of fiction, and to the dramatist, as any other on...

...more conspicuous absurdities of his fellowcreatures, Mr. Mathews was certainly right ; we also iii i believe him to have been right in the main, in the...fiction, and to the dramatist, as any other on earth; we asernot certain that we might not say the most barren, y We believe that no attempt to delineate or3Inary...

...the more conspicuous absurdities of his fellow creatures, Mr. Mathews was certainly right ; we also believe him to have been right in the main, in the...fiction, and to the dramatist, as any other on earth ; we ore not certain that we might not say the most barren. We believe that no attempt to delineate ordinary...

...the more eonspieuous absurdities of his fellow-ereatures, Mr. Mathews was eertainly right ; we also believe him to have been right in the main, in the general tenor of his opinion ; Jor this eountry, in its ordinary aspeets, probably presents as barren a field to the writer ot netion,.and...