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4. Thoughts on English University Reform. By Professor Blackie.
6 Vaucluse. By Alfred Austin.
6 William Whcwell. By the Bishop of Carlisle.
7. Carlyle’s Edinburgh Life. By Professor David
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Amusements—Courtship. Dangers from Comets. Political Spies.
Greek Songs of Calabria.
La Chute des Feuilles. (From Jhe French of
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