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 PRESS NOTICES OF THE ORIGINAL EDITION—Continued.

"Considered merely as a literary curiosity, the book is one which no collector should miss. It is superbly printed, and the printers may be complimented in the warmest possible terms upon the seemingly inexhaustible typographical resources of their establishment. It is only in England, and probably only in one house in England, that the Lord's Prayer could be printed in five hundred languages."—Eastern Press.

"The book is a beautiful piece of typography reflects credit upon the resources of its publishers, and a linguist will find it instructive in many various ways."—Scotsman.

"Each page is a real curiosity in point of letters and words, and the whole book is a marvel of printing resource."—School Review.