SPARTA AND ATHENS, GREECE AT THE BREAKING OUT OF THE PELOPON-

NESIAN WAR..

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THE SCOTCH CHAMBERMAID

FURZE.............

THE THREE GREAT EPOCHS; OR, 1830, 1840, AND 1850. BOOK I. 1330.

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SEWELL AND HEWELL; OR, THE RIVAL SHOPKEEPERS. A TALE OF THE

TIMES.........

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RAMBLING REFLECTIONS

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RUY LOPEZ, THE CHESS-BISHOP. A LEGEND OF SPAIN

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BANNISTER THE COMEDIAN, AND MR. HEATH

MR. BANNISTER AND HIS TOUPEE

SUETT'S FUNERAL........

MR. QUICK AND HIS SPOILED CHILD

A SUMMER HOLIDAY: MORNING, NOON, AND EVENING.

PART L MORNING. COUNTRY WALKS

CONFUSION WORSE CONFOUNDED.

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AN UNPUBLISHED LETTER

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LONDON:

JAMES FRASER, REGENT STREET.

M.DCCC.XLI.

THE JOURNAL OF AN AUTUMN IN THE COUNTRY. IN THREE PARTS. PART I. 269

A CHAPTER ON TAILORS........

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BUDGET OF A BLUE-JACKET of the BELLE POULE FRIGATE; OR, JOURNAL

OF THE JOURNEY FROM TOULON TO ST. HELENA, AND THENCE TO THE

INVALIDES AT PARIS

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THE THREE GREAT EPOCHS; OR, 1830, 1840, AND 1850. BOOK I. 1330.

CHAPTER XVII. PARENTAL SOLICITUDE .......

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CHAPTER XVIII. THINGS WILL TAKE THEIR OWN COURSE.....

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THE HISTORY OF SAMUEL TITMARSH AND THE GREAT HOGGARTY DIAMOND.

EDITED AND ILLUSTRATED BY SAM'S COUSIN, MICHAEL ANGELO

CHAPTER I. GIVES AN ACCOUNT OF OUR VILLAGE, AND THE FIRST GLIMPSE OF THE DIAMOND 324

CHAPTER II. TELLS HOW THE DIAMOND IS BROUGHT UP TO LONDON, AND PRODUCES WON-

DERFUL EFFECTS BOTH IN THE CITY AND AT THE WEST END ..........

327

CHAPTER III. HOW THE POSSESSOR OF THE DIAMOND IS WHISKED INTO A MAGNIFICENT

CHARIOT, AND HAS YET FURTHER GOOD LUCK

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CHAPTER IV. HOW THE HAPPY DIAMOND-WEARER DINES AT PENTONVILLE

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CHAPTER V. HOW THE DIAMOND INTRODUCES HIM TO A STILL MORE FASHIONABLE PLACE. 340

RUSTIC CONTROVERSIES.

NO. VIII. THE WATER KELPIE .............................

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NOTES ON THE NORTH WHAT-D'YE-CALLEM ELECTION, BEING THE PER-

SONAL NARRATIVE OF NAPOLEON PUTNAM WIGGINS, OF PASSIMA-

QUODDY

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