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      _llllffiw Knowledge is now no more a fountain sealed : _^ ilktfB W _^^^^^^^^^^ m _W _^ _WM _^ MMm The Drink sin deep s of , emptiness until the , habit gossi s p of and the sp slave ite , W _^^^^^^^^^ _9 MliS _^^ l _^^ m And slander , die . Better not be at all The literary contents of the magazine , under the skilful guidance of L . T . Meade and Alicia A . Leith , are of suitable and distinctly captivating character throughout , and furnished by such writers as H . Rider Haggard , Sarah Tytler , Helen Zimmern , Mrs . Molesworth , and the practised editors , they are bound to afford pleasure to many readers . ! Rider ' s leap , by F . Langbridge , tells the story of a fine manly young fellow named Jack ' Archdall . The narrative opens in the schoolhouse at Castle Wickham , and we are here ! also Nihtli introduced htwhose to father an evil is character even worse in the than plot himself , an . unprepossessing Jack has an uncl vindictive ea miser lad , one who Joe in his g sleep g hides , his treasure ; and in the mystery attaching to its disposal , a considerable , portion of the interest of the story centres . After a variety of exciting experiences , which happ more il than y . Mr once . Lang threaten bridge to has terminate written Jack a thoroug 's life , the hly box interesting is eventuall , vigorous y discovered story , , and which all ends will charm all boy readers and impress them by its manliness . ' hi _uiTia _^— _aaoooqaa »• — _-i— - —¦

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    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 6, 1887, page 1447, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_06121887/page/25/