Adam Lindsay Gordon.*
THE Australian poet, Adam Lindsay Gordon, was unknown to the world during his life, and was recognised as a poet only a short time before his death. Under more favourable cir-......
The Kisses Of An Enemy. By Mary Smith. (digby And
Long.) —The style of this one-volume novel, which seems to be a first attempt, is simple and unpretentious ; its narrative substance is mildly melodramatic, and not a little......
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A Homburg Beauty. By Mrs. Edward Kennard. 3 Vols. (f.
V. White and Co.)—It is a pity that Mrs. Edward Kennard, who is really capable of doing something better, should have thought it worth while to spend months of time in writing......
St. Bernard. By Samuel J. Eales, M.a. (s.p.c.k.)—this Is One
of the excellent series of "The Fathers for English Readers." Mr. Eales begins with a graphically written chapter on " The States of Western Europe." The revival of learning and......
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