F.AND B.F.

R.
[_Ready._ This work may fairly be pronounced unique from the days of Sotades and Ovid to our time.

Western authors have treated the subject either jocularly, or with a tendency to hymn the joys of immorality.

The Indian author has taken the opposite view, and it is impossible not to admire the delicacy with which he has handled an exceedingly delicate theme.
III.
THE PERFUMED GARDEN, OF THE SHEIK NEFZAOUI, OR THE _ARAB ART OF LOVE_, XVITH CENTURY.
TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH VERSION OF THE ARABIAN MS.
[_Ready._ *** This, the authorized version, is printed in purple and red ink, and ornamented with Arabesque Initial Ornaments.
* * * * * Transcriber's note All occurrences of "i.e." have been italicized for consistency.
On Page 128 there is a paragraph listed as "(2)".

However, there is no preceding paragraph listed as "(1)".