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    should is entitled be read ' A by Conscri all who pt ' s appreciate Christmas humour / and and delicacy and power of characterisation .

    The other contributions to the number are all of fair average merit , but that of * Uncle

    Remus' is exquisite . The new illustrated paperBlack and White

    will make its appearance AJ in . January , « . Unlike , the majority < f % f of its rival ? , it will not prin J . t a

    writers serial , . but Among it will the have contributors short stories to this by good department will be Mr . W .. . BesantMr . Bret

    Harte , Mr . Justin McCarthy , Miss , Broughton , Mr . James Payn , Mrs . Lynn Linton , Mrs .

    P W ollock . K . Clifford Mr . Rud , Mr yard . Gran K t ip Allen ling , Mr Mr . . W W . . H E . .

    Norris , Mr . Frank R . Stockton , Mr . William Black , , and Mr . Henry % jJames . , Mr . Robert

    Louis Stevenson will contribute an account of his There recen -will t likewise wanderings be a strong in the staff South of artists Seas . .

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    a declares tvpe writer that now every -a -days y . of consequence The literary uses and journalistic professionshe says' have gone

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    be which to promote will appear m union — in January among parents . Its object teachers —^* — will ^ ^_ ^^ — -

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    of education . The first number will contain . The Reminiscences of Frau Froebel'

    transla of ' ted Teaching by Miss S L taff yschinska -Notation i ; ' A Si Simp ght-Sing le , Method ing to

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    George Philip & Son . An interesting relic of Sir Walter Scott

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    looking for lines and flies the long los , t manuscript presented itself . ' This old receptacle of

    indeed fishing- an tac objec kle t of interest rejected . manuscripts is

    1 Little Folks ' Magazine for January will include a new serial story of adventure by

    Edward a second — S . serial Ellis — - ¦ ¦ , called story - ^ —m ~ — j , — ' Captured enti - ^^ ^^^^ ^ v ^^ tled ^^ ^ m ^^ -k ^ b ' y A ^_ ^^^ b Indians i Pair ^^ b " ^ ^ ^ ^ V of - ^^ ; ""^ ' I : j

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    J colours . Clark , e en ; titled particulars ' Oranges of the and new Lemons special Prize , ' by

    ^ the Competitions January number for 1891 will . To be every presented purchaser a copy of

    for of ' The 1 , " ' Little containing Folks twelve " Diary large and illustrations Note-Book

    making drawn b no y Wal tes , ter memoranda Crane , and , & blank c , for spaces each day for

    of the year . i m all rig ht on a short course , but it has

    ye said t to Mr be . Ki seen pling if I recen can tl stay y in on speaking a long of one his , ' first long story . That work is now written

    and Mr Kipling has abundantly demonstrat ed , that he is as sure on a long C 3 course as he is on a

    short one . Mark Twain has told us that the way in which Mr . Kipling ' swings nervous

    Eng 4 The lish Li is ht to that him Failed simp / l which y wonderful is tne , ' and in te novel in g LippincoWs Magazine for January comp

    Mr . Kipling ' s nervous English / his relentless , realismand his terrible truthfulness to nature

    are seen , at their very best . There is more , stern strength ^ - ^ in this novel _ - _ — than in anything

    cep which tionall Mr y . in Ki teresting pling has feature written is that ; and the an ^ reader ex -

    cannot Failed' hel is , p as suspec many ting earl that y novels * The are Lig , ht partl that y

    Hilman biographical ' s sudden , and leap that , into in the fam relation eMr . of Kip Dick ling

    a is tal telling e which us some is as thing intensel X of his y own mo , ving story as . JL it It is is

    intensely masculine . A contributor to Old and Neiv London for

    of December Samuel g Rogers ives a p as leasant lie appeare and viv d id among glimpse his

    tribu friends tor . , ' ' wi It th must every be good owned wis / h says to speak the con well

    was of those not a wh man o are gifted gon with e , that such Samuel qualities Rogers as to make real friends . Acquaintances and

    hangers-on he numbered by scores ; but of friends he

    had very few . He was full of spleen mam

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  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 15, 1890, page 1600, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15121890/page/8/