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    hearts of boy readers are likely to be particularl ep y overjoyed at the y tissue of lively adventures , laid laid before betore them them . . Again Aorain we we have have the the u ubin biquitous uitoua pirate nirate with with una miaba bated + ed power no ^ wrer or of d doincr oing harm harm .

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    Joan have ' noticed s Adventures elsewhere , by , but Alice very Corkran different , a volume in its deserving general character of equal ; praise Tilled with wltli the Gold w , we by Jennift Jennie Pftn Jrerrett -ftt +.. in in which whirli the +. 1 ia old old familiar familiar topic tonic ot of a a supposed aunnosed thei theft t bv by the the poor r > oor ana and innocent innocent

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    volumes , by H . . Mary Wilson supp , J . Xockhart , Alice Corkran ; , L . E . Tiddeman , Cora Langton , Charlotte ^— ' - *« - « JVJL JLV \ J UVJ W T ^ yatt W C 4 IV *¦* % , UVJLA and . " <> I . Mra JtaT-BUJI . ikV . * _ A i Ifci . H . IB . W- . a Garl ^ - ^ « JW * . ick AVA ^ ; while * V ^ fc * . A . ^ k" % f r to «/ v ^ the V *« , X / ' . F ml . ourpenn ^^ ««« .. « . » - ^ - * -r »* J . * . y w Reward A . wjf ^ ht ^ VWA , ^ - -bj , Books ^ b _^ - -v ^ -+ s ^ m . w ** r ' Felicia -b » -w — . — ^ .

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• Citation
  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 6, 1888, page 1503, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_06121888/page/9/