The Mlustrated London Neves, in reference to pure literature, speaks of "Tm: Fasnuy HERALD, that joy to tens of thousands of in. nocent English households."
FAMILY HERALD, Moxravy 6a, The Saturday Review says: "Tae aut Heraxp stands at the head, both in age and popularity, of all the penny seri The editor is the confidant and confessor in eve station of life. The Answers to Correspond-its cannot be fictitious, a romance and a life Doing embodied in almost each of them, Its novels and tales are quite as well written as the best circulating library stories."
FAMILY HERALD, Axwcanay 7s, 6a, The Literary Gazette says: It must be said of the Faxmy Herat, is the purest ading of all purely amusing literature; it is indeed a family paper."
PANILY HERALD, Wenar ta, The British Quarterly Review says: Under the head of 'The Story Teller,' we have novels and tales simpler and purer in structure than in the pages of the other penny serials There are charming verses let into its pages, like sunshine, to brighten them, "© Isis well considered with reference to its aims, and is various and amusing, with a fair amount of utility intermixed. Of all these publications wwe are inclined to consider the Fanny Hero the beat."
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