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    his neighbours . Here , however , he gradually perceives a more excellent way , ' and , while I learning to conciliate tlie villagersis also softened towards his wayward son . ' Rihts and 1

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    Ittr . VTent ^ irortli ' B Daughters , by M . A . Dibdin . Agatha Went worth , a country vicar ' s 1

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    for for the the lucid lucid explanation exnlanation of oi I ¦ repentance rftnfintfl such elements . no . ft and a . nrl of faith fa reli . it . n gion given criven as I I

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    , the Yorkshire character , Allan of his casuall whole y hears life is a noble changed man . named He becomes Mowbray a genuine preach Christian , under whose , while teaching Rupert Wilding - —— — - ~— — . — ~ ^ bb | becomes r ««^ »— ' - *^ - •* - * ^ a . a . ^ . ^ n . ^ « a ^ w wreck ¦ v . — ^^ - *^ kb , . a There -bi- ^ «¦ ^^ ^ k ^^ Jh is P ^ aT much . M A A * W * ^^ AAi manly A A A OwJL A ^ L w , moral A A JL V ^ JL C-41 JL teaching V ^** C ^ V ^^ Ji JL JL Jl JL g ^ here A JL ^^ ^ ^ m' . Wit * * ¦» ^ " ]^ i " * more ^ " ¦ " ^^^ ^ ^ " ^ ministers « fc ^ ^^ ^ ^«—r — —

    like Mr . Mowbray , fewer young people would be content with the cold comfort of doubt . Handsome is as Handsome Does , and other Readings for Working Men's Honu * , with upwards of one ^ hundred ¦^ engravings % Jk ui jl , jl JL This JL- AAAKJ littl AAV \ JJL \ e volume * - * , AJLJLV ^ is Ak 7 exactl V / jtkCVV what AAtV it professes ti

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    f ^ - ' *^ * XT ^ - ** > w * . *^ , , vv * XT r ^^ - '^ - * y 7 cap ^ - ^*^» f- ' A VLVA VLVJL ^/ . JL . V > papers fJtM fr / Vs * . VIA JL , X V AVJ , -L JL . AJLA ** « * , 7 ^ H ' John Bunyan , ' 'Manners and Customs of Eastern Lands / and' The Story of the Gunpowder I Plot . a , ' are excellent ^ Vl ^ V O ^ . They e are BJtold in IBia ¦ a grap hic _ , dramatic — _» sty - ^_ ^^ le , which at onoe _ arrest !¦ m a b I ^ b ^ b !

    attention . The illustrations also ^ hel p to bring the scenes vividly before ^ ^ the ** reader . The re is a selection for ' Readings and Recitations , ' and the seven longer tales in the volume , l » y fl

    are Mrs written . Proaser with , Georg forc e e E and . Sargent pathos , . Miss Bradley , Miss Jessie Sa ^ by , and Miss Agnes . Giberno , I

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• Citation
  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 6, 1889, page 1604, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_06121889/page/70/