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... steps in dark and continually jeoming to grief. exhilarating, bat ion ment is more exciting and even Sarah Tytler (Lon- don: Ward & Down ke —It is on all hands acknowledged to be a ifficult thiog to make out of the without the extraneous aids of of an ...
... ia esearch a 1 teras: en of the to i present fer children. 1 etively rel gious or The Litite By Ethel Torner (Lon-| Gack don: Ward, Lock, & Oo.).—Breaily | Spurgeon De Mogh Tres the ground plan of this book bearea fairly close deacon Wyune, papers on m ...
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... unreality anld false com- Iplexity.I A Humbls Enterprise. By Ada Cambridge. With Illustrations by St Clair Simmos.(Lon- don: Ward, Lock & Bowden, Limited. 1896. -Miss Cambridge's pleasant novel is a, true 3love story of the old sort, and the old sort ...
... Charles Black.) Kate Crenville. Bv Lord Monkvswell. (Lon- don : Smith, Elder ,& Co.) iO the Verge. By FrancisPravost. (Lon- don : Ward, Lock & Bowden.) Ladies First. By Mrs Dorninique Fran. gois Verdenal-Her Senator. By Archibald Clavering Gunter. (London ...
... confidence, and cnables them to ulosea the book with quiet satisfaction. I Besjlanzin's Sacr. By Metra C. Scott . (Lou- don: Ward, Lock & Bowden.)-This is an orld sort of story of a cleraymans and his sister, of a Protestant heiress, and *a Catholic cousin ...
... conferrine the B.A. degree women. To many people this is very strange B.A. rionr; nothing stems to stop woman i:i her msd don-ward progress. She indeed amhitioas to decree. doubt, hovevef.. the*© young firtsosopbers would wear their era rots in collnrly ...
... else, and @ book hike atl thie heroism of collier, and make it e nacleus from which ®, | we ought to By Reginald (Lan. be|don: Ward & Downey)—The possession of er) wife, and to have a8 | insured the success of before his marriage he hed been , whom he cruelly ...