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  2. The Miscellany.

    Although fiction may be called the slightest and the most superficial of all classes of literature, if it is only faithful to its age it has a great historic value. There must be no ...

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  3. EMIGRATION FIELDS FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN.

    After having recommended in the April number of the Nineteenth Century that English lads of the better classes should be systematically brought up for a colonial ...

    Article : 1,356 words
  4. THE CONTRIBUTOR.

    "The night was calm. Myriads of twinkling stars kept silent vigil in the realms above, and through the air came faintly stealing the music of a distant Church bell." (I ...

    Article : 2,496 words
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