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FROUDE'S HISTORY OF THE REIGNS OF EDWARD VI. AND MARY

WHEAT AND TARES. A TALE.

CHAPTER XX.-RACHEL'S SORROW

CHAPTER XXI.-THE DEAN'S DINNER.............................................

CHAPTER XXII.-AN UNLUCKY ENCOUNTER ....................................................................................

THE VOLUNTEER COURSE AT HYTHE SCHOOL OF MUSKETRY.

BY VISCOUNT BURY, LIEUTENANT-COLONEL, CIVIL SERVICE REGIMENT

GRYLL GRANGE. BY THE AUTHOR OF HEADLONG HALL.' CHAPTERS

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ON THE IMPORTANCE OF ENERGY IN LIFE

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PHYSICAL THEORIES OF THE PHENOMENA OF LIFE. BY.
WILLIAM HOPKINS, F.R.S.-PART II.

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THE LITERARY SUBURB OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY.

CHAPTER VII. STRAWBERRY HILL ......................................................................................................

CHAPTER VIII.-OWEN CAMBRIDGE AND THE TWICKENHAM MEADOWs 100

CHAPTER IX.-THE ANTIQUARY AT TWICKENHAM

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A PLEA FOR TRUTH IN ADVERTISEMENT...................

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