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  2. FLEURETTE.

    HAD spent some years in the colonies, toring diggers and the like rough-and-ready [?]s. The novelty of the strange scenes and [?]-and-easy life had at last worn off, and I ...

    Article : 7,622 words
  3. ENGLISH RACING.

    The following arc the detailed accounts of the races for the Two Thousand, and One Thousand Guineas, together with the pedigrees of the winners, as given in Bell's Life of the ...

    Article : 1,072 words
  4. FRENCH DRESSING.

    THOSE will be well dressed who wear thr right thing at the right time. The example ought to comr from the educated and refined. We constantly hear French dressing oxtollrd; the ...

    Article : 718 words
  5. THE WORST BOY IN THE SCHOOL.

    ONE of the schoolroom windows was smashed. "Johnnie Blake again!" said the pupil assistant. "He is getting incorrigible," said the under ...

    Article : 1,471 words
  6. ECONOMY IN THE KITCHEN.

    THERE is, perhaps, no word in the English language so little understood as this word economy. Just as political economists are too often considered by the vulgar to be men of ...

    Article : 530 words
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