A welcome version of one of Madame DUDEVANT'S novels, well rendered into English by Mr. F.G. SHAW.

No woman ever received such universal fame as a genius except, perhaps, Madame de Staël; or as an artist, if we except Madame Dudevant, who also bore a nom de plume,Georges Sand.

Dudevant, well known as George Sand; but I do not like her face; there is something in it that repels me.

Uninvited, therefore, but unrepulsed, Hymen approached our heroine in the form of Casimir Dudevant, the illegitimate, but acknowledged son and heir of Colonel Dudevant, an officer of good standing and reasonable fortune.

Uninvited, therefore, but unrepulsed, Hymen approached our heroine in the form of Casimir Dudevant, the illegitimate, but acknowledged son and heir of Colonel Dudevant, an officer of good standing and reasonable fortune.

She knew not the stormy ocean of life, nor the precious freight she carried, when she committed the vessel of her fortunes to so careless a hand as that of M. Dudevant.

They visited Paris, Plessis, returned to Nohant, made a journey in the Pyrenees, a visit to Guillery, the château of Colonel Dudevant.

Aurore Dupin was civilly dead, Aurore Dudevant was uncivilly effaced.

The law took cognizance of these facts, when, some years later, M. Dudevant brought an action for civil divorce, wishing to recover possession of his children.

Under this decision, she gave up the estate of Nohant to M. Dudevant, who, becoming weary of its management, returned it to her, by a later compromise, in exchange for other property, and the home of her childhood now shelters her declining years.

"SAND, GEORGE" (Pseudonym of AURORE DUDEVANT).

André, the hero and title of a novel by George Sand (Mde. Dudevant).

Consuelo is the heroine of a novel so called by George Sand (i.e. Mde. Dudevant).

Dudevant.) SCHILLER.

At eighteen she married the son of a colonel and baron of the empire, by name Dudevant, but after nine years she separated from her husband, and, bent upon a literary career, made her way to Paris.