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... town boy, hugely enjoys spending a week at Christmas at a farmhlouse in the country. Most readers will enjoy it with him. So S;hall He Reap. By Ethel F. H-edd-le. With eight illustrations by Sid- nyowKL(London: James BoamdetiouA w ellwritten little story ...

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... rather exciting sirs. ,;Anient Britain in the Light of Modern trcenogica Discoveries. By Alex. De] Mar. (N'ew York: The Cambridge Engyclopedic Cb, London: Bernard Qisnitch.). Mr. Del Mar's theory of ancient British mstot'y is, like Mr. Donely's, theory of ...

... Q .rl, -7-1 I . I . I DORH AND TENNYSON. Lecturing the other evening'at the London Insti- tution on Confessions of a literary Adviser, Mr. 0. Kernahan incidentally told a new story of the late Gustav Dare. When Tennyson was nearing 60 * years of age ...