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A Memoir of Alfred B. Street, the American Poet. With a
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Muckl,-Mouthed Meg. A Lay of the Border.
The Loving Stars. By William Jones.
The Libe ated Forcat.
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A Visit to Royalty in the Gambia. By Captain Sir 11. V. Hunt-
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Early Life of De Lamartine, Victor Hugo, and Jules Janin. By
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