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PROFESSOR WILSON'S wor-Ks,
Edited by his Son•in-Law. Professor FERRIER.
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CONTENTS:
Modern Light Literature—Poetry.
A Military Adventure in the Pyrenees—(Concluded).
The Wondrous Age.
Public Lectures—Mr. Warren on Labour.
Touching Oxford.
The Ancient Coins of Greece.
Tickler among the Thieves!
The Drama.
Lessons from the War.
Religion in Common Life. _ _ _

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INFIDELITY INEXCUSABLE. ONE GOD :
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