Adrift In A Great City. By M. E. Winchester. (seeley
and Co.) —Miss Winchester always writes well, but she writes at too great a length. Here we have more than a hundred and sixty pages before we get near the gist of the story. It......
Miss Amelie Rives's Novels.* It Is Always A Trying Matter,
on taking up a novel, to dis- cover in it a sequel to a predecessor of which one happens to be ignorant. It argues oneself insufficiently informed as far as the author is......
Short Story. One, "alston Crucis," By Miss Helen Shipton,...
through the whole volume ; another, Mr. G. Manville Fenn's "Nurse Elisia,," extends through half ; and Mrs. L. B. Walford's "The One Good Guest," through a third. Another......
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G IFT-BO OK S. Mum Fidgets and the Two Richards. By Constance Milman. (A. D. limes and Co.)—In the first and best of these two stories, a very lively one, which will please......
The Girls And I. By Mrs. Molesworth. (macmillan.)—the " I
' who tells this story is a lad of eleven, who relates various ex- periences which he and his sisters have met with. Jack—that is the lad's name—is of an orderly temper, and is......
Sunday (wells, Gardner, Darton, And Co.), Should Have An...
place among magazines for children. It contains two serial tales, "Jim," a story of school life, told in a lively fashion, and having an attractive little person for its hero,......
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