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THE COMMON SENSE OF RIDING.

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FRANKLIN IN FRANCE.

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SOME CHINESE GHOSTS.

By LAFCADIO HEARN.

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THE KERNEL AND THE HUSK.

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TWO PILGRIMS’ PROGRESS

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FAMILIAR TALKS ON SOME OF SHAKSPEARE’S COMEDIES.

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JOHN JEROME: HIS THOUGHTS AND WAYS.

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BERRIES OF THE BRIER.

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BALDWIN:

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GOLDEN MEDIOCRITY.

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AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIRS

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THE SERVICES OF WASHINGTON.

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SUSANNA WESLEY.

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SANTA BARBARA AND AROUND THERE.

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PRISONERS OF POVERTY.

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DANTE GABRIEL ROSSETTI’S COLLECTED WORKS.

Edited, with Preface and Notes, by WILLIAM M. ROSSETTI. 2 vols. 12mo. Cloth. Gilt. Price, $6.00.

CONTENTS: Vol. I. Poems, Prose Tales, and Literary Papers. Vol. II. Translations, Prose-Notices of Fine Arts.

The original poems are rearranged, so far as was practicable
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DANTE GABRIEL ROSSETTI’S POEMS.

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DANTE AND HIS CIRCLE.

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CRACKER JO.

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SONNETS IN SHADOW.

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ONE DAY IN A BABY’S LIFE.

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IN THE TIME OF ROSES.

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_Gordon Browne’s Series of Old Fairy Tales_:

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