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LITTELL'S LIVING AGE.

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Fifth Series, Volume XII.

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No. 1635. — October 9, 1875.

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From Beginning Vol. CXXVII.

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CONTENTS.
I.	Natural Religion. Part II.,	Macmillan's Magazine,	67
II.	Her Dearest Foe. By the author of "The Wooing O't." Part III.,	Temple Bar,	76
III.	In a Studio. By W. W. Story. Part V.,	Blackwood's Magazine,	88
IV.	The Dilemma. Part X.,	Blackwood's Magazine,	102
V.	Torquato Tasso: His Life and Works,	Macmillan's Magazine,	110
VI.	Some Account of a German Boarding-School,	Fraser's Magazine,	116
VII.	Coleridge,	Gentleman's Magazine,	124
VIII.	Chateaubriand,	Spectator,	126

POETRY.
Rest,	66	My Voice Shalt Thou Hear in the ⁠Morning,
Whithersoever,	66		66
Question,	66	Change of Seasons,	66
Miscellany,			128

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