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THE COMPLETE WORKS OF CHARLES DICKENS will be issued in "Diamond" style, at the rate of one volume each month. The edition will comprise twelve or thirteen volumes.

Both the Plain and the Illustrated Editions will be printed at the University Press, on tinted paper, and the utmost care will be taken to secure elegance and plainnefs of typographical execution.

"The type is a marvel of clearness, when its smallness is considered. In addition to an excellent portrait of Dickens, there are sixteen illustrations by Eytinge, which are thoroughly original in conception, and reproduce neither Cruikshank, Gilbert, Darley, nor any other illustrator of Pickwick. Among these, Miss Wardle and her Nieces,' Mr. Alfred Jingle and Job Trotter, Dodson and Fogg,' 'The Fat Boy,' and 'Old Weller and the Coachman,' are specially good."-Boston Transcript.

"Both in point of pictorial embellishment and mechanical workmanship, the volume must be regarded as a decided success, and highly creditable to the book-making art in this country."-New York Tribune.

"A prominent attraction of this handsome little volume is the illustrations by MR. EYTINGE, who certainly excels in the humorous line, and who, in some of these designs, fairly surpasses himself. * * * Taking the Pickwick Papers as a specimen, it is safe to say that this edition must stand unrivalled by any other, English or American, in neatness of typography and convenience of size, combined with cheapness."-New York Times.

"Mr. Eytinge has seized the spirit of Dickens' characters with wonderful skill, and his sketches give new zest to the enjoyment of the novel he illustrates."-New York Evening Post.

"It will be, we think, the handiest and neatest edition of the works of that romancist of nature and the streets that has yet been designed and carried out in this country. The Pickwick is a model of miniature book-making." -New York Express.

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For sale by all Booksellers.

TICKNOR & FIELDS, Publishers,

Boston.