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    covered classical in writers the retreats , had been where once they more had lived

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    lakes own day that f bu had t h been ad been actuall known y disco by v fame ered i to n ou the r

    geograp her , Ptolemy more than seventeen V centuries ago . When Dr . Butler / the

    Vice-Chancellor , con a * ferred the degree , on Mr . Stanley the applause was loud and long . Mr . and

    Mrs . Stanley and Mr . A . J . Mounteney JepL hson sailed from LiverpJ ool for New York

    on Wednesday last . With the constantly increasing number of

    books that are issuing from the press , it is often no easy matter to decide what to read and how

    to read . From the largeness and variety of the choice _ , peop j , - j . le are apt xO to get confused , and

    to read nothing with satisfaction . To the individual readerthereforeselection is a matter

    of importance . , Sir Edward , Clarke , and Professor [ Hales - - , of King { -, ' s - College or , have lately

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    I N © r . * , 1890 The Publislers' Circular H i ^ II

• Citation
  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Nov. 1, 1890, page 1411, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01111890/page/9/