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11 A STORY OF ENGLISH COUNTRY LIFE. In 3 vole.
" A well.consi meted tale in a fresh and charming style. Many
of the scenes are finely delineated, and some of them display a
dramatic power of no mean order."—Critic.
" A very well•written and entertaining story of domestic life."
—Guardian.

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here and there."—Athenamm.
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that is romantic in its incidents, there is uo strain for etfect."—
Examiner.

" The dark shadows are very agreeably relieved by passages of
bright description or lively satire."—Literary Gazette.
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THE REBELLION IN INDIA:
HOW TO PREVENT ANOTHER.
By JOHN BRUCE NORTON, Esq., Barrister•st.Lsw, Madras.
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