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      colours , * b y Constance Haslewood . As a specimen of Mrs . I > aryFs work we may quote the following :

      ' I think Just large I'll buil enoug d a h casfcle for me ,

      To Where stand up no" strai bod g can ht inside see . it , y

      I must build it tall enough To hide my curly head

      Then nobody will find me ;

      And send me up to bed .

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      tact in the selection of subjects . The new edition of Beeton ' s Boole of Household IMCanagrement need not have told us

      and and that new n * in the methods m « art t . 1 horl of Cookery hav haxm e been hf > An a great introduced in +. mrhi advance ^ . firL . ' has A A book book necessaril w which nicn y lias has taken been been place successfully auccessfullv , and radical before before changes the tne

      world for over thirty years , and any edition of which is as popular and useful now as on the day of publication , needs few words w of « recommendation know ofWhen . the As a first matter edition of fac aDDeared t , Beeton in in is 1001 1861 more

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      the deserves labour gratitud which e it for had her , she c 6 urage shoul . d never Of cou hav » fte e successive been courageous editions enough must necessaril to commence y be it revised / , and in the latest issue now before us we find things brought up to date in accordance

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    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 6, 1888, page 1553, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_06121888/page/59/