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    bound bounds s b hv y the t . hps thoug t . hrmorh htfulness t . fiilnpisci . of nf her hpr littl lif . ihl e cousin nniiRin . Thfisp These ! pages nacres trac trac e e the the manner manner in in which which I characters of children are influenced by the companions of their youth .

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    J CD v m ye J ** S , VA & XA VjH . i JLWJL ^/ Ulll ^ A . KM ^ - * V X JL V JL , V ^ JL £ ^ JL ? V- * ; « * j > XX V ^ » ^ - » k ^ - ^ X X */ - * x x ^ ^ - * ^» -. vva - »•« - »» . - »*• ¦* - < « Pa ¦*« --.- vw — CD m 0 " - — — J —•> - ' tained particularl throug _ y livel hout — y . and natural . The ^ incidents _ ~_ , too , are telling . . ; and the ^ action is well " ^

    susi I of adventure Juxivle Jack in the , or Indian To the jun East gle , and after furnislj Elep . hants esja , large , by amount Charles of H information . Eden . This respecting is a volume the

    ! i i duced do naunts not a exceed and sober habits solid the limits of and elephants entertaining of probabilit and the book y , and customs of the adventure author ot the . may hill be -tri congratulated bes . Tne incidents on having narrated pro-, ,

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    *\ j — Dec . 6 , 1889 The Publishers' Circular ^ 23

• Citation
  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 6, 1889, page 1623, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_06121889/page/89/