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F., O. Hi Mrs. Olive Leonard Foster, who for 40 years responded to number- less solicitations for an original hymn or poem, and contributed to numerous newspapers and magazines under these initials.
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The above work is directed against Band Gar- nek. It consists of a series of letters, which ongi- nally appeared m the "Craftsman, or Gray's Inn Jouinal" o\er the follovtinar pseudonvms: "T. F."; "3: Y. Z.", "Theatricus", "Anti- theatncus " ; e< Candidas " ; " Philo-Tragicus " ; f lngenuus"; *'W. W.", and "A Lo^er of Truth."
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