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VICTOR HUGO, ¥ Han, of Iceland.—1 OC. Toilers of the Sea.—10oc. rte The Hunchback of Notre Dame.—25c. — Ruy Blas.—10¢. . | y HE PUBLISHERS beg to announce that they have now ready a handsome paper edition, with illumi- nated cover, of the most celebrated novels of this glorious writer. The printing and binding of these volumes are not unworthy of the translations, which are remarkable — for the taste and sympathy with which the spirit of the ~ original is preserved. They can be purchased from all booksellers, or will be sent, postage free, on beats” of price by the publishers. - alse oe ° - ~ } ~ » re oe . * ‘ L q Se ee, From ‘HAN, OF ICELAND.” Oe Sa, < ~The clock struck ten. The condemned man left his prison, crossed the square, and calmly mounted the scaffold with a firm step. 1 wished — to bind his hair, but he performed this last service for himself. ‘Fora — jong time,’ said ‘he, ‘l have been my own valet.’ I was about to use the ~ black bandage for his eyes, but he disdainfully declined it, evincing, E however, no contempt toward myself. . . With one blow — shattered the shield. of his armorial bearings, exclaiming, according to. custom, ‘This is not done without good reason.’ This insult shook the — count 's firmness ; he turned pale, but hastened to say, ‘The Aung aman -$ | ‘co cpocd C ae, *~ - 4 be af