...and liberal historian in Lacritelle than one would suppose the present time admitted of; the Abb£ de Lisle has distinguished himself by a translation...of Nature, and of Paul and Virginia is still alive. Lacepule too remains ; but the successor of Buffon is lost in the chancellor of the legion of honour....

...in geography. There has appeared of late, however, a more candid and liberal historian in Lacritolle than one would suppose the present time admitted of;...the author of the Studies of Nature, and of Paul and Virgmia is still alive. Lacepule too remains; but the successor of Buffon is lost in the chancellor...

...Target wished to introduce Garat and Bernardin St Pierre ; we ourselves wonder how they could well omit the author of the Studies of Nature and of Paul and Virginia, now better known and more esteemed than any of them, but the objection was, that he always inveighed...

...Target wished to introduce Garat and Bernardin St Pierre; we ourselves wonder how they could well omit the author of the Studies of Nature and of Paul and' Virginia, BOW better Mcmoirt. H$ known and more esteemed than any of them, but the objection was, that he always...

...laborious object of these four volumes, which are published together, is to do honour to the memory of the author of the " Studies of Nature," and of " Paul and Virginia." The whole work has been composed and edited by the pious care of friendship; and M. Aime-Martin is...

...•within their silken folds not only the Bane but the insane. I allude to the immortal St. Pierre, the author of the " Studies of Nature " and of " Paul and Virginia," two books which should be on the shelves of every library. At page 433 of the translation, by Henry...