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  2. Reviews.

    Here if a strikingly picturesque episode in one of the coasting trips of the Lady Alice:—"At noon I found myself under the ...

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  3. By E. B. DE FONBLANQUE.

    The Strangford peerage dates from the beginning of the seventeenth, century, and the founder of the house, Thomas Smythe, was the son of a Wiltshire ...

    Article : 1,313 words
  4. "FOR EVER AND EVER:"

    We had quarrelled. It was her fault? It was my fault? No matter. We had quarrelled. ...

    Article : 612 words
  5. By A. C. SAMPSON. 3 vols.

    The leading idea of this novel is the power of female influence. It represents a good young man surrendering himself so entirely to his passion for a beautiful ...

    Article : 299 words
  6. By the Author of " Miss Molly."

    We hare here the story of a young French girl, whose temptation is strong, and who, falling a victim to it, reaps the bitter fruits of her disobedience. When ...

    Article : 177 words
  7. HOW TO DISCOURAGE A MINISTER.

    1. Hear him "now and then." Drop in a little late. Do not sing; do not find the text in your Bibles. If you talk a little during the sermon so much the ...

    Article : 405 words
  8. THE FATHER-IN-LAW.

    The aspiring bat effeminate young gentleman of the period has scarcely rippled the surface of his sea of sorrow when he has emitted an occasional hint about his ...

    Article : 1,332 words
  9. MILITARY POWER OF GT. BRITAIN AND HER COLONIES.

    The following, on the question of England's military power, is from a communication by the Paris correspondent of the Daily Telegraph ...

    Article : 991 words
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