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i262 The Publishers' Circular Dec |l 1 '...
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ming teentta led - , Century and the Stories local touches sufficientl give y character indicates th and e charac colour ter to the a vo story lume . b The y Sarah title Brook Tbree wK si * III
forming heroes are the William illustration of Orange in each , Coli case gny . Wot , and in the "Vain Regent , by Murray Mary E . , Fal an effective grave , wit medallion h illustrati portra mJof ! Woodvilletakes back to the coast of the Eastern Counties
grap R . C . picture of , home us life at that period . Wo Beauty , by H . L . Childe a century -Pemberton ago , and w gives ill t
a n chool educa prize ted rea or fo der r , th e t ord woul inar d y parish rcely appeal library to for , nor whic indeed h so many would it t be he S fitted ociety for ' s books a , Sunday su JL III
eviden heroine tly in dabbles tended . Its ml I
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position bring her into I connection the with editor cuiiur Albany II II
Grey ^^ j , ) ¦ u « - ^ of oi whose || Town verdict and on Country her at 1
first i ough si t g to ht marry is that a blind she I I
man , because a blind I her man might l appreciate I
exceedingy pleasant I v oice ght , undistressedb her exceeding ythe l I I
ugly countenance / Un y - sympathetical 6 No Beanty ly dubkd ' the I
ba as ttle of i brains , vemu II I beauty ' is fought out in I
a somewhat cruel fashion , for Albany falls i— n II
love ' exceedi with ng ' ly Cara ugl , y ' whose coun-1 I tenance * he had de- I
sp old ised love , and Maud deserts Rich his - I I
mondfor , the clever I contributor , . She pays I
a par hea t vy she penal has ty pla for yed the in I I
break encourag fsr mt « vr —•¦» < his v ing «« troth w —• ¦«— w —— him for — — he to I I ^^ ^* * ^ ^^^ , i ^^^ b
gages wastes her journal money , , which moit-1 ¦
¦ her splendid writing success deserts had made ts , and her a I I
in ul nlttimately . i a ma hear . telv tless deser fashion ner . « His end some years !
after in a Paris hotelwhither she goes ! to
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thf MAmr fttttf tr with ee , an her a me ¦ second « mar o - riag at Christmas e to a man time who on had the set list her of songa the Society to music , the . Another Rev . Edward writer N , w . Hoare hose name , rector we o alway f Acrise ¦ ¦ s look , is gives well for j us the story of the Arteveldtsunder the title of JL Turbulent Townin which history ¦
woven into an attractive iece of , fiction . Muriel ' s Two CrossesbAnnette , Lteris a sing e volume volume novel nnvfil i in n all all but hut ; the thft p name namft . but hnf . a a . novel nnrfil with with a a nnrnnsfl . and and , free frfiA y from from any anv ys of or , we the V v 1 C 10 U I
sensa Eubule £ biu tionalism Evans be said octiu , an too of ui d commonl Tli Xn ia e His Magrlo Courts uuuris y associat I-lute , Hearing , e b d uriu y with M . Linskill tne the Voice term , purpose are . Tlie goo mmks Tne One % d , pieces Pride of or hea the d lth Captain y Village fiction JTewe , | , and | . "J tii 'I
» same < 3 may may uo au , , ««(; mv xon | , « , x mjmo Army JM ^ ruay , , auu an « - >«*§» •'«•»— - - , n Wife arlfflnno . A of , Dresden a capital Rom story an by ce Crona brings Temp variety le , takes as a us story north of of life the in Tweed the p . icturesque For younger city * » d * I the Society has a plentiful supply of tty books priced from one shilling to half-a-crown , * ^ I
while which the our clergy readera and in Sunday the country School trade pre teachers will may be able take to them select on a trust variet without y of tempting fear ¦ of it du ® » "' V !
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Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 6, 1884, page 1262, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_06121884/page/22/
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