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Second Edition, in octavo, sewed, price 2s. 6d.

Thus much I've dared to do !---how far my lay
Hath wronged these righteous times, let others say!
This let the world, that knows not how to spare,
Yet seldom blames unjustly, now declare!-LORD BYRON.

In one vol. royal quarto.

TWENTY ENGRAVINGS of Lions, Tigers, Panthers, and Leopards, by THOMAS LANDSEER, from Drawings by EDWIN LANDSEER and EDGAR SPILSBURY.

These Drawings are some of them taken immediately from Nature, and the remainder from Rubens, Reydinger, Rembrandt, and Stubbs, corrected by a reference to the living animals. A pictorial and physiological ESSAY on the CARNIVORA accompanies the Engravings.

"This is a very delightful work for all who take an interest in perusing the great volume of Nature, and admire the beauty of her works. The engravings are executed with great spirit and neatness, from the paintings of foreign masters, and also from those of the English school which takes so high a rank in this walk of art. Many are the most perfect delineations possible of the animals they are intended to represent."-New Monthly Magazine, March 1.

"We know of no work of this kind that has been hitherto published, and are much surprised that it should have been left so long undone. Its execution, however, could not well have fallen into better hands; and we look upon this little work as a very valuable addition to the library of the naturalist and the lover of art."-Times, Sept. 11.

"This is one of the most interesting publications that has recently appeared, connected with the Fine Arts, not only from its intrinsic merit, but from its novelty. It is as useful to the student as generally pleasing to the amateur."-Globe and Traveller.

"The grand characteristic of these prints is, their justness and accuracy of form, character, and expression. Nature is stamped upon all---Nature in her delightful variety and most interesting aspects." -Morning Chronicle,