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Captain Marryat's Daoghtw Is BoteWf woman and a brilliant and wcoe«fuI Novel,.t Her New Btory will be found «s charming and interesting as any previous work from her pen. JJOMANTIC SERIAL, FULL OF FRESHNESS, BRIGHTNESS, AND ORIGINALITY, NOW APPEARING IN OUR COLUMNS WEEKLY, AN ENTIRELY NEW AND FASCINATING WORK OF FICTION, ENTITLED— rpHE JgEAUTIFUL SOUL, BY JpLORENCE jy £ ARRYAT, Author ot Fighting the Air," A Fatal Sileooe, There is no Death," The Nobler Sex," Miss Harrington's Husband," Her Father's Name," "How Like a Woman," &c., See. ISS JpLORENCE ARRYAT The daughter of the late Captain Marryat would be a notable woman apart from her writ. ings-and she is no novice with the pen, as the list of her pubhshed works shows. After the first Burmese War Captain Marryat was offered a baronetcy, but he chose instead a crest and arms, with permission for his daughters to bear them after him. There are not more than six women in England who possess a similar privilege. While still young, Miss Florence Marryat adopted literature H her profession, thus foUow. ing in the footsteps of her sire, whose Peter Simple," "Midshipman Easy," fca, have d4t- lighted thousands of readers. Miss Marryat lives alone, attended by two servants, at a pretty little house in West Kensington, where she has a remarkable oolleotion of petJ-doge, birds, and flowers. Miss Marryat is reputed to be very kind to young authors, of whom she has a good number among her friends. Sbe is ever ready to discuss a character or a plot with them, Sbe has ever been known to help the lame dog over the stile by writing a chapter in a novel, which. somehow or other, the author found insuperable difficulty in putting together- Miss MARRYAT'S STORIES—sensational, daring, and romantic as they sometimes arø- prove pleasant reading always, because th^e^^o them a generous sympathy, A large-hearted humanity, and a wonderful fidelity to hnroau nfttare, good and bad alike. PLOT OF THE JgEAUTIFUL SOUL. BY JPLORENCE J^ARRYAT. PART THE FIRST.SPRING." Felioi* Hetherington, a rich, middle-aged woman, who has given up all idea of love or marriage, whilst driving in town witnesses a terrible street accident. She lends her carriage to convey the young man, who has been severely injured, to the hospital, where he lies for some time between life and death. Meanwhile she visits and sends him comforts. She finds he M) t gentleman, very poor, and atruggUn o sub- sistence. Ho has to undergo an operation at the risk of life. She stands beside him all the while. On his recovery he proposes to her. At first she will not entertain that finding he is in earnest she finally consents to be engaged to him on the condition that if be should ever find he has mistaken his feelings far her he is to tell her the truth at once. She introdaoes him to her friends, Mr Selwyn and bill daughter, Mab Selwyn, another author, and takes them all down to her country house. Chestnut Hall. PART THE SECOND.—" SUMMER." Frances Cuthbert, Felicia's greatest friend, is one of the party at Chestnut Hall, and is much astonished at engagement to Archibald Nasmyth and doubtful of its consequenoes. On recovering his health, Arobibald commences to collaborate in writing a story with Mab Selwyn. Mab aJmQf appropriates him. At a picnic she insists on dsiving him in Felicia's phaeton. The horses run away, and Felicia saves them from being dashed down a sandpit at the risk of her life. She is confined to her room for a fortnight in consequence. Mabel meanwhile fascinates Archi- bald to such a degree that he tells her be loves her. He is miserable in consequence, and when Felicia rejoins the family circle he dares not pieet her eye, She suspects something, and one eveping she overhears him telling Mab how her beauty and pharms have led him away from his allegiance, and that he has bound himself to tell Felicia the truth in such a case. PART THE THIRD,—" WINTER." Felicia is intensely miserable at the uews, but her first thought is for Archibald. She cannot bear the idea of his humiliation, spshenerves her- self to send for him and tell him that she has been thinking the matter over since her illness, and she does not believe they wijl be happy to. gether as man and wife. He pretends to demur at first, but finally acquiesces with ill-cdnoealed relief. The Above is a meagre outline up to a certain point of a most interesting story, the plot of which is said to have its best developments beyond the point above given. Felicia visits Scotland and makes new friends. She possesses the reader's sympathy throughout. The mantle of the late Captain Marryat has faUen on the shoulders of bis accomplished daughter, as aU who have read her charming books can testify. And while her pen is that of a graceful writer, it is also prolific, for she has added a goodly list to the modern works of fiction. Her last new book is fully equal, and in some cases superior, to many which have preceded it, the denouement of the plot being skilfully con- cealed until tbe closing pages. THE GEAUTIFUL GOUI*. A ROMANCE, PT FLORENCE jyjARRYAT, Author of Fighting the Air." The Luckiest Girl »» Yorkshire," &o., to. IS APPEARING IN THE CARDIFF TIMES AND SOUTItWALES yymx J^EW8 TfilS WEllt. BUSINESS &FTFA<8GGG. TEETH TEETH 1 rjlEETH 1 U A COMPLETE SET .ONE GUINEA SINQIK TOOTH — Five y. Warranty PrfesMedaJ QOODMAN & CQ., ? 10, DUKE-STREET, AND 56, QUEEN- STREET, CARDIFF, F4mLJ£8SJ,Y FrPTSD bl TNASLNI* REKG" e»u <««wwn«nd Mr GoodicdH a* & rar* skilful and human* Dentist His rea- Zon*i>l« ek»rge« would attmct toTiim aUclawes.' PLA 'WI. Before entering look for tue Name— GOODMAN A CO., 06 QUEKN-VST.. <T W, ii UlflS-SWRBST, CARDIFF. NEWPORT-ISo BRIDGE-STREET Opposite Tredegar Chambers.) "PONTYPRIDD—86, TAFF-SXREBT (over Glamorgan- shire Bank). 53e—1360 AFLD AX W. CASTLE-STREEX, SWANSEA. Consultations Free. 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