Marries Her. She Becomes Possessed With The Idea That He
means to desert her. She flies from him, taking with her a baby daughWr, reaches home, and dies. The daughter grows up into a beautiful woman, and becomes engaged to a naval......
True Tales About India : Its Native Princes And British
Rulers. By S. J. Ballard, of Bangalore. (Religious Tract Society.)—This is a praiseworthy attempt to put into a shape that shall be suitable and attractive to the young some of......
Girl-life In Australia. By A Resident. (rowland A....
pooL)—The story is spoilt, to our liking, by the intrusion of a sensa- tional element, which does not look as if it belonged to the region of facts. For some reason which it is......
The Science Of Ethics. By Henry Day. (putnam And Sons,
New York. Sampson Low, London.)—We get from various quarters a good many contributions to the science of ethics, or moral philosophy, as it used to be called. The volume before......
Scientific Culture. By J. P. Cooke. (henry S. King And
Co.)—The writer does not begin by abusing classical culture, as is unhappily too much the fashion since the tirade of Mr. Lowe. He recognises that were the two triod on their......
The Physical Basis Of Immortality. By Antoinette Brown...
F. Putnam and Sons, New York.)—A man should be able to compre- hend all knowledge properly to criticise or, let us say, to appreciate this volume. It is an "earnest attempt to......
Mistress Hazelwode. By T. H. Moore. 2 Vols....
a tale of the reign of Edward VI., and is founded on historical facts. It relates, in fact, the rebellion of Ket the Tanner, interweaving with the narrative threads of personal......
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