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LITERARY NOTES.

Mr.. Andrew Lang's forthcoming volume Is &c oe en-.
x,,,ed RHYMES Ia Mode" Most Of the verses III II
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The adop,cd daughter of TuIguenefs mother mas
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are she exercised tie most heartless cruelty 'owau
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renus she appreciated ltlc that she did not care 10
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Tho ,ceu which Edwin Arnold has contributed 10
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A Discourse of Buddha.'
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Speakng seriously, we should be compeied TO tx
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THE MASK or SILFN-E By J a. Blaikie. illustrated
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