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Fanny Burney.
IN the days when letter-writing was admired as an accomplishment, and the possession of adequate servants gave leisure for its cultivation to ...
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The Bushlover.
THE "den" of a bushlover usually betrays his taste for the out of doors; and is often adorned with wings and skins and claws, and such ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Music and Drama.
"HEAVENS! How she bangs!" Few of us have not said, or secretly thought, these words in the drawing-rooms of ...
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A Woman in Siberia.
AFTER nearly freezing to death in the gloriously beautiful but indeseribably filthy city of Moscow, I was at the Yaroslavsky station. ...
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The Affair Daudet.
RECENT cable advices described the arrest of M. Leon Daudet in the building occupied by the "Action Francaise." This is a French ...
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Chesterfield House.
OWING to the fact that it is now the London home of Princess Mary, Chesterfield House has special interest for the public. Yet, until her ...
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Bond of Poetry.
SIR ARCHIBALD STRONG, formerly a professor in the University of Melbourne, and now of the University of Adelaide, has an ...
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The World of Pictures.
TRAMP, tramp, tramp, the wives are marching—to the mountains, to the beaches, to the steamer gangways; leaving their husbands—summer ...
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Coolidge's Family.
Mr. Dane Coolidge, well known as a writer of Western tales, is a descendant of John Coolidge, who settled at Water-town in 1630 and became the ancestor of ...
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