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ESSAYS IN LITTLE. (Portrait, I2mo, $1.00.)
CONTENTS : Alexandre Dumas Mr. Stevenson's Works Thomas Haynes Bayly Theodore de Banville Homer and the Study of Greek The Last Fashionable Novel Thackeray Dickens Adventures of Buccaneers The Sagas Kingsley Lever Poems of Sir Walter Scott Bunyan Letter to a Young Journalist Kipling's Stories.
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