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high standard Of excellence justly awarded the
Atlantic. The serial papers are continued with
anHaggng interest; and we learn from this
chapter Of DR.. Johns, what most readers have
already suspected, that Adele was a lore child of
Maverick and Madame Aries. The following
is the table of contents:
Griffith Gaunt; or, Jealousy, l. The Parting
of Hector and Adromache; William Black =
wood The Chimney Corner XI ; The Forge,
II. i, King james the First The Sleeper Doc
tor Johns, ri. Books for our Children Dies
re De- Mode of Catching Jelly Fishes AIDE
line Anne Proctor; Beyond Clemency and
Common Sense Reviews and Literary Notices.
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.erestug description of the process, from begin
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Making the Magazine A Common Story
The Natural Wealth of Virginia The Royal
Portraits First and Last, retrospect, Names
Of Men Sllly's disappointment Aspirations
Armadale Our Thanksgiving Death; Our
Mutual Friend At Christmas Time A Village
in Massachusetts, Happy and Unhappy Mar.
rlages Editors Easy Char Monthly Record
of Current Events Editors Drawer
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a splendid steel plate engraving of the Kremllr
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Embellshment-rh Kremln of Moscow
The Great Governing families Of Europe; NJ 4
Men of Letters; A Fatal Adventure on tn
Matterhorn Faithful and True, Part III
Mr.. Church's Pictures Memories Of the Al
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Things Poor and Rich Good Cheer. Brie
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Gertrude Edward the Sixth the Poems o
Thomas Baily Aldrch. Science Recollection
of the Meeting OF the British Association a
Birminaham by a Lady Associates Art, Leon
ardo Da Vinci herodias
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/ "Children's children are the cr.vn OF old age,
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J. 1t has chaste and beautifully engraved repr
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