The Washington bee., 1889-03-30
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sentiment With rhs udcrour in &c make srsyss1y
tsIlins points
q. Enoch Arden. and other gems By Nfred
Ten1yson For purity OF style nsT., ,1enss,.d ss
Epoch Arden" this poem OF human affection he %
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O. Cardinal RicheIieu. By Sir z Bqlwa
Lynn- The character OF the Willy ambitious .ne otian,
psy Of GardDs Ricseiieu Is the one become
kisioris II is master piece Of dramatic oompodnon.
PsSL and yrsnisa; By Bs1iap ID r.asps as 81
ead besuty with every reading. Il II me rOg ia Ia
Fs1L SC. Part II Of sbOve.
81. Miss Toosey's Mission. and LAddie- Two
o. those rarely conceived and Ch.rmnsy .Sld ,Ors,
be reed by every who has the world TO noe
O. Peg Wellington. By Charles Reads. This
osaics with which great minds their work Nee
o know Peg wotaugtoR ia not to know Rerds. Pan L
81 Money. BY Sir E. Bulwer Lytton- who.
read shafspearss Merchant Of Venice should r.ss
eeinaes and here the Jingle Of the fun play.
g. RRsseIas. Prince OF AbyssiniA By Dr.
Samuel JOhn.SI One Of those mnG. na, .. sr,ns'
sOry Of the human heart in its hsppiest moods earnest
nGinEr, and nOblOst aspirsuOnI Psrt L St Part sf
o. william Shakespeare; How, When.
Fhy and What be rrots By q A. Ians nes e0e, eeo9
che Immortal Bard Of Avon" as IN this .orE o. ne
90 thousand things he never dreamed OF
Doom. An Atlantic Episode BY Justin
-rthy. powerful and thrilling story Of life on a
sFeschinT exquisite The band Of master "a
The All aboard ., LvsrpeOL v ths srr'''
m Julia and Her i,omeo. BY David Chri&
9 S Rs ssssE I. Rssp39, and u
rsade N held 70 the last IN spen vhoh nakas hin rSs
sAs end Of the story.
o. The Lady of l., ons. By Sir K Bulww
s same name 1t ranks :. .hs pre.est pic.sr. s
sn and sncerest expression Of the tender passion
O. The Cricket on the Hearth. BY Charles
Dickens One OF the sweetest and tenderest things
and win preserved and read long amer sons a Iis
nes imaginative works have been forgotten.
Stabbed es. i,'.,,th in the Dark. By Lynn
~ author who ingenious plots and handiss
Intricate situations Like master. Part L g. Psrt NJ
yer Lytson One Of the best OF the eresi suthor1 h.,n
sse Full Of graphic situstonI quick action and rars
O. She; or Adventures In the Caves Of Kor. By
n m Tss es S9iSSs an SSoS and Pc gSPD
carried the author into fame writer and artist Ths
visor and variety Of the book make t especially charming
ts narrative mpar1 pleasant thrill as 70 gdes through
wonderful events. Part &C. Part III
o.. Par Ill g. Part ". OF above.
& BulIdoa and Butterfly, By David Chris
Ns Murray. spcy told story human character, ye
net BIT overdravn. Bulldogs and Butterflies are a.
around
~ The Coming Race, or New Utopis By
Oh Buver Lyton thrilling history OF life among
Sssn a Ercsdiap tSe m p ss wss,e III
ens motive free charming book; Light cheerful Par
L u. Part II Of above.
n Duty Unto Death, or Life and Work o,
lev. George c. Hacdock, Apostle Prohibition IN th
Nerthves BY his brother, John A. Haddock The murdc
taiI great pulpit and platform erstor and eloquen
hsrthsest and entire country. The work 10 an ab,
vtsn review OF ne man and his eareer and contains
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"a The Trial Of pickwick. BY CharIe
bckns This is the trst time the entire story Of th
Rsilant Pickvfck's mpressionsble
harden has appeared in connected form Il sbounda
iudcrour situations ana mirth provoking incidents.
1 Allan Quutermain; the latest and .bee
novel from the pen Of The pOpulaJ h. Rider Hagg1d.
chs Of African sdveneure the author "a
ssesins descriptive vsOr startling situation and thrRin
ercitsng romance has 20 the surface 8
Engsh literature end share the popul&! of al hi
ether sorks PaH L 76. Part II. ". Part IL. "a
Pan ~ Of above.
n The Knishtsbr-idge Mystery. B.
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