Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-11

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TIPS BY W. c. Cromwell. who is per-
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America of the art OF literary criticism.
dozen American authors-Cooper Haw-
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new collection of his verse. including all
that has been published since Music
and Other Poems" five years ago. with
the exception of 1.-THE House of Rim
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SEVEN AGES OF CHILD
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CAPT. STORMFIELD'S VISIT
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easily one Of Mark Twain's funniest, told
in the mock-serious style. as Capt. Storm
fields own account of his celestial jour
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years dead and whirling through
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FRENCH CATHEDRALS.
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GREEK LANDS AND LET
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= Allinson. An admirable hand
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WHAT HAVE THE GREEKS
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