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A History of the French Novel, Vol. 2

Note 153 — Chapter IV

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It ought always to be, but has not always been, put as a round sum to his credit in this part of the account that he heartily recognised the value of Scott as a novelist. A hasty thinker might be surprised at this; not so the wiser mind.

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