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  2. LITERATURE.

    THE late Professor Conington, whose rather untimely decease was a source of deep regret to most scholars and poets, translated the Satires, Epistles and Art of Poetry of Horace into English verse, but scarcely ...

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  3. CHAPTER XXIV.—THE NEW FAVOUR.

    Archibald Hope wrote a second letter to his brother before he went to Aver Court that afternoon. It was an epistle with which he was satisfied on this ocaasion, and he sealed and stamped it, and left it with other ...

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  4. CHAPTER XXV.—BETTER FRIENDS.

    It was a memorable evening at Aver Court. It was beginning life with the Kelpdale's again, and with no fresh suspicions to mar the new commencement. For the first time Archibald could believe that each ...

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  5. THE NOVELIST. THE MAH FROM GLASGOW.

    Archibald walked back to the house, let himself in with the pass key with which the forethought of Sir William had provided him, and entered the great library, where, after ensconsing himself in an ...

    Article : 2,389 words
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