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... reader has lished dur current month. It is very difficult to a from which “ Mr. and Mrs. Bancroft On and Off the Stage” may lw reviewed, because the work can hardly have been written for the members of the dramatic We gather this from the fact profession. being ...

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... REVIEWS. and lord of the year that exults to be bora, is not treated lees faithfully end forably by than was the of the later by post whose are justly by “The Commonweal,” in which, it will be clear resonant note sounded on the advance in scientific knowledge ...

... REVIEW. Yacht ARctimarrcßß. By Dixon Kemp. Second edition. I’artly rewritten, revised, and talfcrged. Horace Cox, The Pitld office, Loudon. Thu name of this anther, so wol) known to yachtsmen of Europe and America, is apain before the public in a most ...

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... REVIEWS. Mountjoy.” A most perfect, cleverly written, ana creditable essay. Without exception, it contains more detail than any other essay on the subject of the French Revolution, and your crisp, sententious style is well suited to a historical narrative ...