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  2. In Burke's Chair.

    "IT is inovltable that any publication doaling with the late Earl of Boaconsfleld should make some reference to, Sir Samuol Wilson, the present occupant of Hughondou Manor. The Primrose Number of ...

    Article : 847 words
  3. Germinal.

    ZOLA'S last book treats of the life of men and women-workers in the French colli[?] and the history of a strike to which the wre[?] people resort to obtain higher wages, is graphically told. ...

    Article : 213 words
  4. Another Chance.

    "WE had looked the door to have perfect quiet w[?] we wrote an art[?] on Darwin's book about "Ear[?] worms," and on the "Philosophy of Funerals,"—t[?] subjects with which we intend shortly to enliven [?] ...

    Article : 499 words
  5. For Men and Women.

    MANY persons consider that they are not treated wit[?] proper respect if the description men and women is applied to them. There is the highest authority, however, for the use of the expression, where a purely social ...

    Article : 498 words
  6. The Earthquake.

    OF course weo felt the carthquake. It was an event of importance, and TABLE TALK took stops to be represented at it. We rather like "stirring" events, and have made arrangements to be present at all the ...

    Article : 268 words
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