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  3. THE LADIES' COLUMN.

    A double felio letter of Queen Elizabeth beautifully subscribes and signed, dated Greenwich, 29th May, was recently sold at Sotherby's for L15. ...

    Article : 580 words
  4. THE YOUNG FOLKS.

    A better hearted fellow than Tom never lived. Tom is married, and happy in the possession of a dear little wife, who leads him lovingly by ...

    Article : 919 words
  5. AN INDICTMENT OF LONDON SOCIETY

    In the "North American Review " (published in this country by Brentano's, Agar street, Strand), for May, Lady Jenne has an exceedingly outspoken article on London ...

    Article : 1,732 words
  6. WIT AND HUMOUR.

    " How doth the little busy bee Delight to bark and bite, It gathers Magic all the day, And leashes all the night. ...

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  7. PARLIAMENTARY PRIVILEGE.

    Although privilege is correctly defined as the discretionary authority of each House of Parliament, and an authority which Coke lay down ought to be exercised " in that House ...

    Article : 900 words
  8. HOME AND FIRESIDE.

    AMMONIA BISCUITS.--Ilo flour, 14lb butter [?]or good beef dripping), 12lb sugar, 1 deassert[?] spoonful of carbonate of ammonia. I tea cup of boiling water. Mix the ammonia with flour, ...

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  9. SIR JAMES CRICHTON BROWNE AND LEARNED LADIES.

    "While disclaiming any intention of bringing a wholesale indictment against high schools for girls, he nevertheless held some of their methods were capable of leading to ...

    Article : 509 words
  10. FABLED MONSTERS.

    One of the excellent things about modern science is the extent to which it is verifying the delightful old nursery tales. Before very long the most superior person will not be able ...

    Article : 817 words
  11. RUDYARD KIPLING.

    "When Kipling left India with his collection of stories-- in whose possibilities he had himself infinite faith, although, so his friend said, the editors of the Indian ...

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  12. HE DIDN'T ASK HIM.

    He came rushing up the stars to the elevated station, bought a ticket, dropped it in the box as he ran and palled himself up with a jerk at the car platform. ...

    Article : 404 words
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  15. HOW MARK TWAIN PROPOSED.

    Mark Twain's wife was a Miss Langdon, of Elmira. When Mark first met her he was sot so distinguished as now. Her father was a judge, and doubtless expected family and ...

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  16. THE DEPOSED AMERICAN GIRL.

    Has the American girl had her day in England? The London correspondent of the San Francisco " Argon ant ' thinks she has, and in a recent letter he sets cut some ...

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  17. THE MOON GAVE HIM AWAY.

    An energetic and ubiquitous person is the director of the St. Paul and Pacific Railway who took Mr W. J. Menzies and a party over this great line. It is related of him that once ...

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