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... ‘Reviews. Miss Dora Poems. Versos by Dora Sigerson. Loudon : Elliot Stock, Paternoster Bow, E.C. The Muse is as capricious as the wind, and even as that harp Whose magic tone Is wakened by the wind alone,” must await iEolus’ breath before it can tremble ...
... NEW BOOKS REVIEWED. MYSTERY OP WOMAN’S HEART.* A pleasant book very pleasing writer. The plot thoroughly original, and treats of hypnotism and love. An extract herewith, relating a most amusing scene which took place just prior to operation, which was ...
... ‘Reviewer’s Cable. During the lifetime of Gustave Dore and for some years after his death his book illustrations were above the means of any but the upper middle class. Even at such a standard they were not below their commercial value. No book illustrator ...
... NEW BOOKS REVIEWED. THE DOCTOES SECRET.* The Mthor of this moit sensational novel endowed with snch rare powers of diction that one regrets inch a« enviable gift is not utilised in some more ennobling feat than in disturbing the nerves of readers. It ...
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... NEW BOOKS REVIEWED. FERRER’S COURT.* Ferrer's Court is another ol those fresh interesting stories, abounding in brightness and humour, with occasional touch of tender sentimentality, which haw made the lady (writing under the pseudonym of Tohn Strange ...
... NEW BOOKS REVIEWED THE LLYODS OP BALLYMOEE.* IRISH STORY, To Irish people, and to Dublin people especially, this book will be one of surpassing interest. Scenes that are local, crimes that were local, and faintly-veiled person* alities that are local ...
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... IRISH SOCIETY. ®ur We note with pleasure that the November number of the New Ireland Review continues its onward march, and becomes every month, more characteristically Irish. The editor acts wisely in hearing all sides, and publishes in this month’s ...
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