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Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), 6th December 1889, Edition 1 of 1, Page 1553, r r*- &9i% George CaulDtorif*

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      sympa a thy for , the coloured people is interwoven with the part , which he played ' With Xiee in Virginia' is not the least clever trait in a powerful and thoroughly interesting book for ' boys .

      Tlie Hermit Sunter of the Wilds , by Gordon Stables , is a thrilling story , combining adventure with some excellent teaching . Lads will revel in the striking scenes described

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      whose Gladys fortunes , or The and troubles Sister's Charge form the , by subj E . ect O'B of yrne these . One few cannot pages . but Glad love ys is the a regular two children little

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      R R*- &9i% George Cauldtorif*

      r & 9 i % George CaulDtorif *

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      dissipated life ; his sister young Lilian ; becomes worldly-minded ; his aunt , who presides over the household Lilian recovers , is but her formall faith y the rig aunt hteous dies . But in hope in the The end title Edmund ' Twice JL TT becomes JLV ^ Born J a ' comes mission th preacher ere Jl fore to ;

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      written * ws «_' . * . v V in . / jl ViV a way * Afi ^ J-J that OVAAAVa will , M prove U * -r V- grati * * JU *^* fiying ^_* . U to 1 AIV V those , V / V / 1 AUX who ^/ & XAIC share ^ Jl A . 1 . * J VA his M . V- / > X A . views y , . A . V-M-JL . on A reli g £ ^ *¦ * gi w JLJLI ous ^_ v subjects .

      or Very tiie Possibilities attractive in its of Influenc get-up , and e , b forceful y the Author in its teaching of ' Brotherhood , is the story . ' A In very Fellowship old idea , 1 aiHi fat 'urvades herless , the enters narrative a good , house but of it business is told with in a lowl force y position and feeling , but reso . Phili lves t p - k Robinson eap to princi is left ple

      ; •' ¦ itured ( l tigh fir / h t t ; an his hist d way wsiv gentlemanl . He TT « shares fiiTi y , but r « a apartments a . indolent nfl . rfmfinfs and with ivif . Ti easil Arthur Art y . hnr led . Graham Orii . Vi The a . m chief , a fello ffillr ep » w iv isode - - clerk 1 ftrk ' of , . who Avhr the is is story good crnncl is - ¦ A •¦ rti ui 'hur iiajl 'a o financial uxitiliuiai . difficulty KXiiiXKjiixiiy throug i / iixuugu h gambling gaiiikJiiii g . . jl Phili jiixxx p ^ j , to iu iicijj help him 11 x 111 , , obtains uuiaiuo a o > heavy woav ^ l kjcixl oan

      distrus tl ^• ( «> repay a t private to the Mr instalments friend Twining , without the of thQ lender say loan ing , an Still for d whom ci he rcums suffers the tances loan and comb is is strong in i tended ne to render . The Presentl teaching Phili y p Arthur an of CJl ob tience ject fails of

      S ! ( f 1 - conijro vice noo ihj are l jJULr , fid warning . . elity JL WAIllIJg , and . , , A bllC manliness cap ital CUUC book 1 . . in Phili O for I > 11 L , , young X p ' s DUUC char folk 1 a ct ailU . is as ins Ullg pir . . ing Xil as D l / Ar CCt ^ th llXiXg ur ' s vacillation pa |^ O / l / lC 3 H ^ T-7 ,,

      ls ' \ set nyon Eveline forth has ' s the written Keynote evil which a , quiet or waits In story Harmony of pride every with day and life Life luxury , , entitled by and Edith ' the Eveline C satisfaction . Kenyon ' s Keynote . which Miss , 'in follows which Edith

      » ^ lnt uirac y well ter , done and . her Eveline influence Seymour over on , every the daug member hter * of - of the her , Vicar famil of y Map is l beyond estone , is praise an admirable . Hugh

      !• ° -vnuerson ^ the story teaches consists valuable in the lessons revelation to every of boy the who pride will and read fraud about of Mr him . . Howard lhe main ,, a bank force - J- *

  • Citation
    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 6, 1889, page 1553, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_06121889/page/19/