A tale of humble life, but one of exceeding beauty, simplicity, and pathos. Dramatic in its incident, natural in its characters, and highly moral in its scope and tendency, we know of no work more calculated to be profitably perused by all classes. In addition to a continuance of the main story, it contains a very affecting episode of the sufferings of an unfortunate woman reduced to the lowest state of female degradation by a series of circumstances over which she could have no control. — From: The Dublin Monitor