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    II II II l < 1 ' ttte lightsome ve -known - ^ sketches spots , and of of Epsom Nonsuch , Banstead , which , Woodmansterne seems to have , borrowed Coulsdon , its and , among proverbial other

    I II Oueen name from . ' As the the P ^ favourite ace ' without country an equal seat , of ' and goo was d Queen for ten Bess years , Nonsuch the resort Park of * the figures Virg in in II ancient chronicles , and , with the pretty rural scenery in its neighbourhood , is here pleasantly

    I Dictured while its praises are affectionately sung . Richmond and other Thames-side places I ! of resort , * inspire Mr . Waif ord , and the past and present are alike fairly treated by author II « nA artist . In the Cathedrals of England , Messrs . Cassell & Co . have produced a fine work

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    " » e Old or New Testament which it illustrates . Seventeen Cats is the title of a clever little ¦ Joo bpnrinn ^ ginning k , c lever ., „ of _ l y ^ y the ii illustrated ' ¦ ¦ - ^ r ^ a » volume ¦ ^ iwb ^ i " ^ i w ^^ ^^^ ^*** " , V and «¦ m ^^ ^^ iit ^^ with » » " ^ will ' ^ ' — < ii the — —— - not — ^» ori i ^^ —¦ ~— g ^ h ^ m inal ' ¦— — » i ™ ' —¦ — idea — - — — —^ -w readers - ^ of -I a — — preface m - i at the i of end ' f the j l . instead . l book - ¦ l _ of but 1 at will the * H

    content ourselves with say . ing We that it oug spoil ht to our have a place ' enjoyment in every children ' s hamper , this nristmas

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• Citation
  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 6, 1884, page 1245, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_06121884/page/5/