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268 THE GEEAT EXHIBITION 53
side solicited attention, and excited admiration. The field, however, is not yet by any
means exhausted; new subjects start up for examination, and fresh objects of interest
demand our notice and our praise. Like the waves upon the pebbly shore,
"Another, and another still succeeds."
In the mean -while, our lucubrations have been most favourably received; public
approbation has been liberally bestowed, and we are on every side invited to extend
our researches and continue our graphic delineations among the treasures that the rival
nations have so abundantly contributed to furnish forth the "World's Great Wonder. Our
materials crowd upon us,—so much so indeed, that the dimensions" of our book would
enlarge into undue proportions, were we not to divide it into reasonable sections. "We,
therefore, here conclude our first volume,"and shall proceed to.usher in a succeeding
one, we hope, under equally favourable auspices.
END OP VOL. I.
side solicited attention, and excited admiration. The field, however, is not yet by any
means exhausted; new subjects start up for examination, and fresh objects of interest
demand our notice and our praise. Like the waves upon the pebbly shore,
"Another, and another still succeeds."
In the mean -while, our lucubrations have been most favourably received; public
approbation has been liberally bestowed, and we are on every side invited to extend
our researches and continue our graphic delineations among the treasures that the rival
nations have so abundantly contributed to furnish forth the "World's Great Wonder. Our
materials crowd upon us,—so much so indeed, that the dimensions" of our book would
enlarge into undue proportions, were we not to divide it into reasonable sections. "We,
therefore, here conclude our first volume,"and shall proceed to.usher in a succeeding
one, we hope, under equally favourable auspices.
END OP VOL. I.