The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-01

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organization Nhlch iaak control q Al political
ata MILITARY operations 10 the south diatatedlLe
pi&h y seiHng Forts, a4s9uais AID custom hai.s.
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saiAte II Washington This body appointed an
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TIE book viii Be BE- Published by the National
Publishing Co., Philadelphia, and win IL looked
fvr With interest
huED hocuHfcN hayo added volume To-
Their ioue editions II DiCkenn Works. which II
uhioge 10 character, aud completes The yarious
sets u As called Master Humphreys Clock
teking lts name from the hrst and lrfgest nor.
ton Of TIE volume. Il may be remembered thai
Mr. Dickens commenced 10 1910 the pul,laati,,,
y SERIAL work nudcr the above title Mater
humphrey vas the principal bhAraoter-an old
gentleman oi a prattting turn u miud, who act.
go 80 sort 81 chairman Of m antquated club
whose meetings were held uudor the shadow Of
he tan clock, out Of the caso o. which came man
uscrpt rolls u storos NJ. peAwick reappear.
aud 70 do sam Weller aud his father, and even a
thifd Weller "a the person of sam small son To-
ny who - miniature likeness Of his grandtatb-
or, ana very early, under tho tuition 81 that pa-
saAFeh' displays an interest in pIn.s and quarts
u secmcd 70 b. the authors intention ipe,,y,,-
rate 10 this frame work various short stories ~,
after while, getting warmed with the Nv
Old Carioritl shop, the voices Of Master Hmm.
pht,y ahd bis hicids die away, revived only &C.
'asionaiiy % remind d tie original plan and
nus explain the title. The 'old Curiosity slot,r
ma 'hafnaty Ridge were both lncladed tbnr
= Master Humphreys Clock, but arc entirely
independent % Il. The 0ciion 81 Master Hn,n.
'hrof was then dropped, not 10 DO resumed ana
he portions printed have never until now been
'fbhshed IN collections q Mr.. Dickens'n uoyLs
3eFo they are 10 be- found, and alll Be read aifl,
interest as u forming novel by the great
.uthor
The seeoud portion u the book consists ~ he
iAnohs Christmas Stories which the author Ia
'H1ten smee the publication Of the older and
'etter Christmas Stories.
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