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    1590 The Publishers * Circular Dec. 6, m...

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    station — — , his ^ sole ^ companion . being ^ ^ his — ^ motherless ^ ^ daug ^ hter ^ , suggestivel y named Felicity . How *^^^^^ the Felicity si tries hut to when get the he is old man away from bdrink scenes and of temptation how resolutel , ^ how she she acts tak when es his place in

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    Oity clerk y , who almost becomes a martyr for the right , illustrates Felicity ' s own saying that , * the cause in which it is done makes a deed truly brave . ' * In Charge' will make a stirring

    lawless book for life boys . , without in the least inciting in them a desire for the forbidden " fruits of a

    of Wi Fairmeadows nchester two Farm hund , b d y years Mary ago H . , Debenham when the . vicissitudes The scene of is laid farming in the were neig as hbourhood familiar

    the as th legend ey unfortunatel —a little girl y are , scant to- il day y . clad One , but snowy wilfti an Christmas angel face Eve , asked in the and far obtained past—so shelter ran

    of at ¦— ~» Fairmeadows gold HK ¦» -- ^ k * m ^ p ^ r ieces ^ v ^ bf - ^^ »** . . It ^ m «¦> In was * » «>^ the ^^ like ^ b ¦> J morning ^ - ^( T entertaining " ^^ ^^ ^ # > ^ a ^^ b ^ f ~| the T ~ ¦ ~ ~ iM —I bM guest an m ^ V ^^ b ^ angel « vanished - ^ # ^^ taK ^^^ b unawares ^* " m ^ ¦ , V leaving w » m ^ k - ^^ w , V ^ for ~ - ^ on ^— — from - ^ her — ' ' j that — frllow — - — —— — hour a purse the — »

    luck turned from ill tip good , and it became a tradition of the house that at Fairmeadows household * open doors and and brinora good fortune blessino go to together itLater . ' First wounded , Gabriell fuoritive e Fan finds from a Sederemoor home in the is

    harboured . household , , and and nursed brings back a a blessing to life , - for to which it . . . Later hosp , , itable a a wounded act the rugitive loyal farmer rrom ' s fam Sedgemoor ily—when is JudJeffreys comes to Winchester—is in imminent peril . The old tradition holds good

    howeve ge r , and the tide of adverse fortune turns . The story is gracefully told , and the contrast , between the vivacious sensitive half-French child Gabrielle and the host ' s more matter-of-fact

    daughter Barbara is particularly well drawn . st wor yle The ld - customs The Cunning scene are - of referred Woman the story to ' s is Grandson the m lovel inent y , by district Charlotte them of the being M JUeiidi . Yor tlic . ^ ^ s e c , liarm and i * in Cheddar s the and authore incantations . Many ss ' s best old of

    -Granny Luke , the witch of Cheddar , pro Caves among . The work of William Wilberforce and the Misses More ( one of whom was Hannah , the poetess ) in esta > lishing Sunday schools a hundred

    years of neg heart lected ago less children is villainy attract of , i while ve Cheddar ly sketched Rob Valley Luke , an , is the d we their g ll ipsy told ' s success . gran George dson in , is elevating Greystone a bright the and is presented i moral nspirin tone g character as a of type the .

    The story contains some useful and attractive teaching . with "with Cnris two two Derrick tull fiill-nacrft -page , illustrations illnatvr a Stormy » . fir » n . Passage » Ch OVi ri ria in s and s a -nc Boy \ Will "Will ' s Life Derrick T > p > - , b ir y the are arfi author the fliA son son of s ' Starwood of r > f hon Tinii es fts t h Hall Joh . Tohn , n ' I I

    Derrick , captain of the ' Mouse , ' a schooner which sailed between Teignmouth and France . I The life . story Terah opens Float with , one a well of the -wroug princi ht descri l ch ption aracters of , the was d an aring ardent and smugg danger ler of ; the the smugg manner ler in ' s I I which — — he ^— - — - evaded ^^ r ^ the h ^^ customs ^^ *¦¦• f ' officers \& x ^ jk firs •_« t bhiding aniht and b b a «^« r day k % /« in rffc ^^ b a well k and then by ¦ — i

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    of the itKaud season Florence for young CTellle peop , le or . In ' several t Care , of by the 0 . characters R . Coleridge of . the This story is , one Alwyn of the Cunning best book ham s , the " — squ " ~^ —— i — re ^ — ' s w son ~ — •¦* , — H — ^ m . arry w * . ~ . w Whittaker v w db « . A . V VMIA « i ^^ dM > , « an «^«*^ Jb d ^ . ^ hi AJLAP s ^ f s »«» i A ster . t «/ UX ^ A - Fl * - * ^ orence ^ ^> ^^^ Jfc ^^^ i ^ , A AW it is ^ . f ^^ P shown »* Jk * ^ - ^ W » A * , that «^«««> V */ ' don ^ J ^ , ^^ ^ M , 't % * care ^( W * ^^ ' is

    or a dangerous pride , it lands maxim even to act worth upon y . persons When in prompted positions b of y a susp spiri t ion of , bravado of difficulty , or thoug , and htlessness hardship . , . bring But th about e sam the e sp happy irit exercise unravelling d in a of good difficulties cause becomes which foolilsh moral ' courage don ' t-care , an ism d d ' has created h to .

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    e a true and tearless courage in right-doing .

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  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 6, 1889, page 1590, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_06121889/page/56/