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CONTENTS,

I. The Twenty. fourth Book of Romer's Iliad. (In English Hex-
ameters.) IL—The Student of Salamanca. Part V. lll.—Moses and
eon. A Didactic Tale. IV.—Vichyana. V.—lt's all for the Best..
Conclusion. VL—The Roman Campagna. VII.—Mr. Brooke of
Borneo. VIII.—The Snmggler's Leap. A Passage in the Pyrenees.
IX.f.7Ministerial Measures.

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