The New York herald., 1862-11-15
THE LECTURE SEASON.


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dent aud educated with piercing eye, we'll moaniated
voice. great Guency and charming popular stbJectA-Lon
don Spectator.
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criticism and eloquent Illustration. he established
claim sincere adniraon.-Landon ad Patriot.
The holds tongue and the
potent magnetism OF his SPIRIT so that Tor the
is Will. There such at any period.
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poets upon your fingers. But they ali the
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the phrase sewing together Of pueries deep sympathy
with bcautiiu love OF truth, high
ciple which will always lead who follows II instinct
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don Bells Weekly Messenger.
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