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                                 MARGARET CAPEL.

                                     VOL. I.


                                       By

                                 Ellen Wallace




                                 MARGARET CAPEL.

                                    A NOVEL.

                 By the Author of "THE CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE," &c.


    "One of the best kind of fashionable novels, not only free from the
    vulgar impertinences of the'silver-fork school,' but has the tone
    of good society, and better still, a vein of pure and healthful
    sentiment. The grave incidents of the story are treated with good
    taste and genuine pathos, but enlivened by very amusing scenes, in
    which the ridiculous and vicious peculiarities of character, so
    often met with in real life, are cleverly hit off with a pencil
    which emulates the witty drollery of caricature without its
    coarseness."--_Spectator_.


    "A very superior work. Without the coarseness of Mrs. Trollope's
    writings, it has all her vigour and rapidity of narrative, with
    touches of ideal grace and beauty, and a perception of the elevating
    impulses of the heart to which that lady seems utterly a stranger.
    It might almost be called a dramatic novel, for the characters and
    story are developed in a series of animated conversations which are
    sustained with remarkable power, distinctness, and variety. The
    descriptive portions of the work are written with much
    elegance."--_John Bull_.




                                MARGARET CAPEL.


                                   A NOVEL.


                               BY THE AUTHOR OF

                          "THE CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE."



                              IN THREE VOLUMES.

                                    VOL.