Chapter M: M'LENNAN.--Muckle Jock, and other Stories

LUCAS MALET.--Mrs. Lorimer

G. MASSON.--A Compendious Dictionary of the French
Language

MAJOR GAMBIER PARRY.--The Story of Dick

E. C. PRICE.--In the Lion's Mouth

LORD REDESDALE.--Tales of Old Japan

W. C. RHOADES.--John Trevennick

MARCHESA THEODOLI.--Under Pressure

ANTHONY TROLLOPE.--The Three Clerks

CHARLES WHITEHEAD.--Richard Savage

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Transcriber's notes:

Italic and bold text is denoted by _ and = respectively. This book had two different kinds of break in the text. One was set off by extra white space between paragraphs and the other by a line of asterisks. The break for white space has now been represented by a line of +.

Obvious punctuation errors repaired.

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