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    duty growth coUeetion well . His * ini > f the givingjtQ sx > poems ^ , o the £ a - public worthy this man increased .. ¦

    From the the Black > Highlands Highlands : Messrs seemft . entirely Macallan , »« and d p onlv ; tft » ly -have towards toward , ^ deserted ^ tTrjM s the tne ; his cJ cl ^ os os . W p e e ? | 4 pi of Uiam lo his ins ve

    recent novel , ' Sabroa , Xembr ^ , ' of OTh ^ hnpw # es before and us , do 4 Jie We mi gefc sty ¦ 9 ; moorland - ^&< gtiW 8 Q The the ^ ater purp portion le heather of

    , gre the ' m plot *_ ^ is ¦> ~ laid b _ t _ bh , > in a > / . London *¦» * and at Witstead "_ l ^»"_» • _ ^ in Surrey evidently ; Sir intended Anthtfoj as ^ Zembra a satire , , a thoug politi h cian faint who ; on is

    men of the time , hasadaugliter ^ ibina- —affectiong at iven ely by to visiting her intimate among ^ fri the ends poor styled and Sabie the — practice much of nursing . Hers is a nature that glories in

    selfp sacrifice « pif lain » rifir but » fi , and ftnc thoroug \ the tha hly sure sure faithful way wav to to littl her her e heart heart friend , , ^ as . s Janie her her her Wygram ity is What so fond of re have peating to do , lies in an Janie appeal in so to

    many p other . words you , is to enlist , her says sympath , y , to a show how Sabie Sts-Ma that t"hs _ fc from from some RAme cause rviuse or or other other you von are are

    fortunatel suffering , and b then a chain she of will events be interested wliich we . have Uny , y relateher and

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    increasing torture , as the unworthy character of her husband is gradually disclosed to her -Vi .

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    nature say which Sabina is the Zem most bra unselfish or Walt and er sacrificing Lindthe in ! artist , , though what in the woman seems say right and enoug sentimentality h is apt in the man How to savour the pair o ^ mawkishues eventually s

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    of for her themselves disposition . , It we would must ill leave become readers us to to learn spoil mature the interest disclosures of so charming If Mr a Black sto * y 's $ > y characters any

    pre-. . previousl occasionall we we have have to to y y met find find remind in with with his his his novels us book book of , this creations : and and is in in the view view onl we y ox of fault have the the ; .

    ; , earnest delight with which we welcome these old ' acquaintances whether it is , a it fault may at indeed all . almost be doubted

    From the National Society , Westminster . —In * Scapegrace Dick' Frances Mary Peard has

    • and written with , ap good interesting effect . little TJhe story plot , told may naturally not be ' exactl ward impetuous y an original youth one , — who the , not account being of understood the

    way-| at home , runs away to sea , is one that is known to most- of us ; but in the present instance it is 1 ! to narrated become with most such engrossi simplicity . and : [ Eventually true feeling as of

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• Citation
  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), April 15, 1887, page 393, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15041887/page/15/