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...follow it with interest to the end. The manner is much more than the matter in this sort of books, and in this instance the manner is very good." —...told tale. The author has the rare art of not only tnlibting but retaining the sympathy of his readers."— Public Opinion. IN THE CHOIR AND OUT OF THE... | |
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