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Shooting s,srs and Aeeofic showers, with sir iustra.
A Five Day1 Tour In the odonwhld A Sketch Of Cor
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The MysteliouS Preacher.
the Approach of Christmas Poetry -n...,.,
Uglness Re eenied. Ssle OF q London Dus-Ieip
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skeichea Of Epginh Character; The Old Squire Inc
Young Squire By William Ho1 viii COT,
Presence ofMind A. Fragmen, BY Thomas do Qqlocsy.
geaffq Tragesy-A Mso-esting Lo. BY Cummings
The Haunted House Ia Chainwo ID Forest
Ledru Rolin. A Biographical Sketch
The Two Thompsous
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The Old ChurehY Yard Tee Prose poem
The English Peasant BY Hewitt
Aerial Voyageof Barral and Bixo.
Andrew Carsons Money story Of cold
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Lle Mary Yale of the Irsh Famine From Dicken's
The Old We'll in Languedoc.
Summer Pastime, Poetry.
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The Mysterious Compact Tale OF the Supernatural
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Wordsworth'a Posthumous Poem
The Literary Professon-Authors aud Pubishsrs From
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The Brothers Cheerbe.
Writing for Periodicals.
Anecdoe Of Lord Give,
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Literary and Scientific Mscelauy-Lord Jefrey's Ac-
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Taught Artist Conversation OF Literary Mem Rewards
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Coos,s Statue Wordsworth's Prose Writings Auecdoe
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