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,cLrSTocK 4 sTROYG's CYCLoPRDIA. A
Cyelopadia Of Biblical, Theological, and Eoolesi-
astiesi Literature. Prepared by the Rev. John |
M'Cnntoek, d. D., and Jamesstrong, g. T, d. Vol.
FAB. Royal svo lin Press.)
THR TWO MARRIAGES. ANovel. by Miss MulOsk,
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THE ToILERs OF THE SEA; A Novel. BY Victor
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rising from an involuntary detention in dreAnland
to which the author could alone admit US. Standing
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assert hat the Toliers Of the sea- viii be more
widely read and more highly thought Of than even
Les Mlserables' or "Notre Dame de Faris.'-
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CRADoCK HOWELL A Tale Of the New Forest.
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It contains number Of pictures taken from nature
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SsSd SS Ss Ss S aS .Js aa@
exquisite. His account Of the storm Is one Of the
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IT'S story told with exquisite simplicity aud
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THB SANCTUARY: A Story Of the Civil War By
Brew. Col, George Ward Nichols, Author Of The
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This story had in 1t decided elements Of popu.
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life and turmoil tha, We have read.-Home Journal
No novel that has the civil war for its time and
the South for its be its superior
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LABoULAYE's FAIRY BOOK. Fairy Tales OF all
Nations. By EdouRrd LaboulAye, Member Of the
Institute OF France Translated by MalyL Booth.
Illus,rationA l2mo, Cloth, BsVeled Bdges, ~
The grave professor knows better than most men
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pared very pleasant gift for children at tho Ap-
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from the French edition, and are as fancul as though
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skllIful pencil Of the artist-N. Y Eusntng Post.
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tuTn,d sentence, or some contentious remark which
-Al'dny EueHing Journal
A book Of fairy and magical Attraetiveness. There
Is also abundance Of wit and satire and philosophy
yelled beneath the fAneiful and the grotesqus. Many
az aPhorism worthy Of lifelong remembrance might
he quoted from the yOlume.-BrOOkiVn Eagle.
They exquisite tales, rich In all that Is attrEc
I've Boston TrGrsiisr.
No more charming volume than this has ever been
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Living on the very theatre OF activities and con-
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Of Information concerning the inner workings OF the
Rebellion. This he ombodies in his bo2k.-ARany
He tells all he knows Of southe.n politicians, and
therefore, tel a great deal which Is dbgracsful 10
them. Boston Transcript.
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His novels have a mint mark Of his own deeply
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THE CLAVERIEGs. Novel. By Anthony Troll
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common mind, and strong sympathy with its hopes
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One OF the most readable sound, and thoroughly
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Every subject Is handled strongly and yet deli
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-BOstOR T'uHScript.
We know Of nothing al once TO valuable and So
readable In modern essay wTitlng.-ARdRy argus
EssAys as graceful and Oh LTIning as Arnold g. and
as TGey ARd suggestive A. those VI Hughes with
mere wisdom than sithsT Of thsm. ssldom does a
Of expression contain 40 much that IL eGesllsn
In idea and 90 Il nent, a. tJis Of DR.. OHR0od on
American life -Liberai ChristLIn,
AN AMERICAN FAMILY IN GBRMANY. BY J.
Ross Browne, Author Of "OrusoS's Is and, -
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He never forsets his tricksy humor and his rident