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... It is jolly to receive such a long, newsy letter from you, Mary. I am glad hear I that you have recovered from your illness. Thank you for your suggestion for Christmas but I am. afraid is too late for that this year; I will keep in mind for another ...

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... TASTES. Thoughts. The world gets three per cent, richer every year, aays Lord tvlelchett in the May issue of Great Thoughts (Is. net). n another part of his article the writer sums up progress in the following words:— ' World progress, as 1 see it ...

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