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Good for Nothing ; or, All'
Down Hill. Ay the Autho'i
olnfte"rDprigetbe, Yr' v nap-
G'
ters 1.-IV.
The Life of Sehleierir,acher.
A January Day.
Life and Writings of Thomas
de Quincey. Second Paper.
Song.

Ida Conway.—A Tale. By J.
M. C. Chapters X. and XI.
A Town Reverie.
On the Propriety of Abolish-
the Writing of Books. By
bhirley
A Blue Mutiny.
The Modern Medusa. An o'er

true Tale.
The Horse and his Rider.
Chronicle of Current History.
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Wrongs of my Boyhood.
Portrait of a Russian Gentleman.
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