79 Fromentin, E, Gonse, 453; Old Masters
446
of Belgium and Holland,

422 Janet, May,

147 Janet, P., Final Causes,

23 Fundamental Questions, Clark,

75 Jansen, K,

245 Funk's Library,

388 Jaives, J. J., Italian Rambles,

195 Hebrews and Red Sea, Thayer,

165 Jefferies, R., Story of My Heart,

244 Jefferson, T, Morse,

214 Jrvis, W H,

454 Hector, A. A.,

127 Jesuitsin, Bibliography, 132; Griesinger, 89

239 Heine, H., Bibliography, 28; Wit and
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93 Henry, P., Diaries,

214 Johnson, R, Idler and Poet,

447 Heroes and Holidays,

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286 Heroic Ballads,

77 Herrick, S. B., Plant Life,

228 Keble's Evening Hymn,

343 Keddie. II.,

48 Keese, J

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270
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347 Lamb, M. Gilchrist,

143 Lamb in Midst of Throne, Sherwood,

8 Landholding among Germans, Ross.
390 Landscapes, Modern, Carr, 36; Painting, 368
349 Lang, A., Iliad,

112 Lanier, S.,

164 Gospel according to Moses, Washburn,

40 Lanza, C., Righteous Apostate,

323 Last Athenian, Rydberg.

363 Lathrop. G. P., Spanish Vistas,

81 Humphreys A. A., Gettysburg to Rapidan, 197
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411 Hunter, R.. Encyclopædic Dictionary,

203 Hunting, Works on,

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330

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91, 110, Sandeau, J.,

372 Sangster, M E., Poems,

368 Sanguelac, Greg,

39 Saunders, F., Salad,

195 Novelists, Hawthorne on,

445 Novels, First, 126; Pictures of Life,

229 Obituaries,

5 O'Connell, Trinity,

280 Ogilvie, J., Imperial Dictionary.

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