The Joys And Sorrows Of A Schoolmaster. By One Of
Themselves. (W. AllanandCo.)—Without preface of any kind this little volnme is launched on the world, and the title-page, the whole of which we have given above, will certainly......
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The Foe on the Hearth. A NoveL 3 vols. (T. Cantley Newby.)- - Between the first and last pages of this remarkable work "all the interim is Like a phantasm& or a hideous dream."......
Maggie Bell; Or, The Lost Sister. By Warwick Holme. 2
vols. (John Maxwell and Co.)—No one can doubt that this very pleasant tale is the work of a lady, for no man would have ventured on two of the incidents, The hero, going up to......
George Geith Of Fen Court.*
THE dislike of the present generation of novel readers for a story with a bad ending is not at first sight very intelligible. They are all realists, all students of police......
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