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Mr. John Hogg. I I Landmarks .—R • ^ ¦¦ ...
An excellent volume is "Wonderful Animals : Worltingr , Domestic , anil Wild , by of Vernon a great S . numb Morwood er of . strang This e as little well book as familiar describes animals the . * structure Interspersed , habits are , many homes very , and amusing uses * ; and interestin g
anecdotes , by no means of a commonplace character . No fewer than
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volume . The old and consoling - ¦ proverbEvery
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of a selection of capital proverb stories for boys and girlswritten by
experienced , pens , such as those of Mrs . J . H . RiddellMrs . M .
Douglasand , Maria J . Greer . Among , the illustrations may be seen sketches
by A . W . Cooper , A . Chasemore , Adelaide Claxtonand other
known artists , . Eight stories are given , and we are inclined to give
preference to Mrs . Riddell ' s ' Curate of Lowoodor "Every
Man has , his Golden Chance . "' Thirty-six illustrations adorn the
volume . The second series is entitled One Thing
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case are Ethel Coxon , Madame Colomb , and Mrs . M . Douglas .
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which amount to thirtythree . The stories are nearlv of equal merit ,
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are fo America und destined that differ the to greatly grapp attributes le on with the which surface the difficulties raise from men those of to life in eminence . the Of old course in country the country ; conditions but , after are of all very , success it w similar ill b e
any throughout integrity , and the intelli civilised gence . world—they are what we might call the three i's—industry ,
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Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 7, 1885, page 1283, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_07121885/page/23/
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