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...and truthful, and the sentiments conveyed are all that can be desired."—Bell's Weekly Messenger. " A tale powerfully told, and with a good moral strongly enforced."— Kentish Gazette. " We are glad to see such tales within the reach of the people. Mechanics' Institutes, and libraries... | |
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