Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-03
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writer who, IN vgo and fertility OF genius is not sur
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orfNE LEE HENrz lady whom it would be almos super
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ke'nn" etc. also is enrolled among contributors.
we are now engagea IN he nhlIcalion Of stony enti-
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MISS THUsA's sPINNING-WHEEL.
BY Mrs Lee Hentz of Florida Author OF Eoline, sLn-
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This novele, we design following by story entitled,
a stray Patch From Aunt Hannah's Guilt.
BY Mrs frames ID Gage, of ONO, Ideiy Known
author of some admirably written and very effective house
mold poems, sketches, &c.
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THE LOST HEIREss,
STORY OF HowLEr HALL.
NY Mrs. D. u y ~ Soutlwort Author Of The Curse of
Clifton Virginia and Magdalene, Shannondale,' The
Deserted Wife, &c.
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