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  2. SERAPHIM SOAP.

    Simpson's soap was famous all over the world. Its many excellent qualities, aided by lavish advertisement, had made it so. Simpson and Co. were popularly supposed to spend something ...

    Article : 5,088 words
  3. AMONGST THE BOOKS.

    An interesting article in the January Review[?] will be one which Mrs. Humphry Ward in writing for Mr. Knowles. This will take the form of a reply to her critics in the Nineteenth ...

    Article : 783 words
  4. WIT IN THE PULPIT.

    Although an extreme gravity of demeanor is generally considered essential to the proper conduct of religious services, numberless examples are on record in which the occupant of a pulpit ...

    Article : 918 words
  5. WORDSWORTH'S "RECLUSE"

    "The Recluse," as orginally designed by Wordsworth, was meant to be a long poem, in three parts, of which, however, only the second part was ever finished, and was published under ...

    Article : 1,684 words
  6. ODDS AND ENDS.

    You can always get a woman to kept a secret if you give her chloroform enough. Mr. Doubtful (to fiancee): "I dreamed last night that I was in Hades, Fannie." Fannie: ...

    Article : 742 words
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