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1.-THE STORY OF SEVEN OAKS"
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"a FARMERS VACATION IN EUROPE"
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estern Europe in the Autumn OF 1913.
series OF papers of great interest on
FRENCH LIT ERATUKE AND PaRISIAN LIFE,
by ALBERT Rhodes with illustrations by French Ar
/ sis, will appear during the year.
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or, 'The Modern Robinson CIusoe,' JULES vERNE's
latest ory, will be continued, with It's illustrations
story, by SAKE holm.
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