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memory, almost ceasing to repine, Would mount to Hope if

once secure of thine. Meantime the tele I weave most mournful be. As absence to the heart that lives on thee."

We cannot leave this volume without most heartily congratulating- Mr. Murray on the completion of his epoch-making edition of a great poet's works in prose and verse. It is worthy of the house of Murray, whose connection with Byron has throughout been. so intimate and so distinguished.

SOME BOO KS OF THE WEEK.

EIInder this heading m astir, sash Books of ago mek a. bao$ eel ?own nursed for mire i.e other fem.] Neolithic Man in North-East Surrey. By Walter Johnson and William Wright. With a Chapter en Flint by B. C. Polling- Whose mile bath gladdened though perchance undone ; Whose name, too dearly cherished to Impart,

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