On Sunny Shores. By Clinton Scollard. (gay And Bird.)- "
We could not tarry long within doors, for the birds in the hedges called to us, the fair rays beckoned, the whole world invited." It is in the style and spirit of the foregoing......
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David's Loom. By John Trafford Clegg. (L on g mans. )—This is a very remarkable book in many ways. For one thing it is a triumph in vernacular; for another it is a very......
Her Fair Fame. By Edgar Fawcett. (ward, Lock, And Bow-
den.)—The two stories of which this volume is composed will not justify in this country the reputation their author has acquired on the other side of the Atlantic. The second......
Waddle's Sweetheart, By Theodora C. Elmslie (ward And...
the negative merit of being as simply constructed as it well can be. Gladdie, a sweet, young " seaside-girl," of the kind popularly designated " quite rippin'," and, indeed,......
The History Of Shiplake. By Emily S. Climmenson. (eyre And
Spottiswoode.)—Writing the history of a parish is a meritorious act, on which we make a point of bestowing such commendation as it is within our power to give. But some limits......
Indian Memories. By W. S. Burrell And Edith E. Cuthell.
(Bentley and Son.)—There are some very vivid sketches of Indian life in this volume. Both places and persons are vigorously described by those who know them well. " These," we......
From Manuscript To Bookstall. By A. D. Southam. (southam And
Co.)—Mr. Southam gives all necessary particulars about the cost and other matters that are connected with the production of books. His figures will be found, it is probable,......
Modern Study.* These Addresses, Nine In Number, Date From...
to the present year. They have been delivered annually, as most of our readers know, at the Mansion House, and have done much to stimulate the interest of London students in the......
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