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    Marshall ' Henry Irving ' s latest ^ Shakspeare work was / the editing of the

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    daughter , with a plausible fellow "who turns out a worthless scamp and hypocrite . From Messrs . Spencer Blackett & Hallam . —

    • Troublesome Daughters / by L . B . Walford . This is a new edition of a skilfully-planned story aglow w ^ ith life from beginning to eiid . ¦¦ It ¦¦ ¦ is ¦ unconventional ¦ - ¦ ¦ ¦ - » w ¦ - ¦ t ¦• - «* mt and ¦¦! fresh Mv «» ¦^» r »»^™ from point j

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    1 tains stormy vivid aspects ictures of \ nature of life . both Thev volume in town con and - country , an 4 p Mr . ^ alford displays a power of

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    have the fideli seen ^ the of scenery ^ Sul ^ Hr of ^ - of jB W |^ M 0 # ^ j tclies ^^! i ^ ^ < ^ li ^^ Eds e

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    attaching to the publication of the |> riesent vfork . The tale was written five years agof but Milaid the MSasideShe has since

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    Mary ^^* Fidelis ^ ^^ ^ . Th ere is-a charmin g freshness ^^ about this volume for young people * which , forbids ivii / i \ * u the uuv too uuu gvuv generic / i . ^ 11 ^ habit xxvuvAV 6 v / t v skipping uivipuiue pages uagCo

    and wishing the stor ^ would speedily come to an Linda end . relates In the hex form history of from an auto childhood biograph to y !

    womanhood ^ , and in so doing xmeoriseiously depicts a character of striking unselfishness i and ity . Tender-hearted ' Uncle Peter '

    is a generos capital delineation of an elderly man retaining a spirit of kindliness and consideration tion tor for others others h i « £ i place -nlane <« 55 f f the the crabbedness « rabhfirln # » ss

    which so often disfigures the advance of years . From the same . — « The Poor Sisters of Nazareth , ' by —— Alice ^ Meynellillustrated / fc f V ^ L % ^ by G te Lam J ¦ -

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    and admirably presented -both by pen and penciLin this artistic . volume . The origin , objectsinternal econoniymeans of support

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    ^ ti will cal , to we assistance ai- trust ouse , tri . elici e readeris t a large sympathy amount , and of whic prac- h V

    From Messrs . Cassell & Co ., Limited . — ' The Boj Pk tf - Hunters of Kentuck yK / by Edward PBki S . Ellis . ^^^^ ^ > ^ ^^ ^^^^^ ^ ^^^^ ^ ^^

    * daring Perilous exp encounters loits of youthful with Red hunters Indians __ . amongst , and att wild ¦¦ ractive beasts book are for the i boys main Jack contents Gedney yof this the

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• Citation
  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 31, 1889, page 1872, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_31121889/page/14/