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/. Woman, her Position, Influence and Wishes.
2. Love Benighed.
g. The Courtship of Miles Standish
4. The Heroes Of India.
5. The Modern British Drama.
6. An Alpine Storm Ten Thousand Feet High.
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O. Carlyles Life of Frederick the Great.
TO- Cowper's Poem on the Loss of the Royal George.
H. Optical Deluson of the Yellow Gown.
IL. The Literature of Welded Love.
10. The Tanning of Horses.
a. Pandora's Box.
l5 Great Revision Convention.
l6 Women in Extremes and Varieties Of Character.
H. The Terrible CALAIS Tragedy.
lS Eleanor Vaughan. or Twice Avenged.
10. An Undiscovered Island.
90 Farewell to the Comet.
81 Alexander Pushkin.
90. Midnight on the Alps.
90. The Exile's Memory.
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%. Late and Early Marriages
90. Biographical Sketch of Shakespeare.
81. The Mysterious Musician of Walden Cathedral.
2S. At the Gate.
20. Literary Miscellanies.
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