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CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS.
NEW NOVELS AND SHORT src,,
SENTIMENTAL TOMMY.
The Story Of His Boyhood. BY JAMrs~
BARRIE With II full-page ilIu.tr.,,.-
by William Hatherell 12mo. s1M
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MRS. CLIFFS YACHT
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LOVE ~ OLD CLOATHES
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Historical interest i, unusaaly syaSys .ns:
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A TRAGIC IDYL.
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A BOOK OF MARTYRS.
BY CORNELIA ATWOOD PRATT. Ivory
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''Th.re is as much thought and feeling packed Int
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"a series Of powerful sketches OF life in the Nddb
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