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Whoever has read Shak of Venice” should read Bulwe the above title you see the coinage and hear the Jingle of the full play. 53 Peg Woffington. READE. This m: is one of those exquis! nosai w minds ornament the k. PartiL & PEG WOFFING Part I. 51 Miss Toosey’s Mission, and LADDIE. Two of those rarel; meeived and charmingly told stories of home and duty which re- fresh and inspire. 50 Paul and Virginia. By Berna- DIN DEST. PIERRE. Thiselecant honsehc classic renews its freshness and beauty with every reading. It is the “story that never dice.” Part If. 4 PAUL AND VIRGINIA. Part I. 48 Cardinal Richeli By Sir E BULWER LYTTON. 1 er wily, ambitious and In rin sketched by Bulwer in h: pmortal play of nal Richelieu, is the one which has become his' 47 Enoch Arden, and other gen: By Aurrep Tennyson. For purity of style, ge sweetness and touching p: p great poe ever surpassed his “ Enoch Arden,” ay Wil- 46 Romeo and Juliet. LIAM BLACK. 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This ae and popular story isa new departure in the held of fiction. Its production has carried the author into fame asa writer and artist. The vigor and variety of the book make it especially charming; its narrative imparts a pleasant thrill as it glides ee wonderful scenes and startling events. art TV. 67 SHE; or Adventures, etc. Part III. 6 SHE; or Adventures, etc. Part II. 6 SHE; or Adventures, etc. Part I. 64 Calderon the Courtier. By LWER Lytron. One of the best of the it '# historic stories. Full of graphic situations, ction, and rare information. 63 Stabbed in the Dark, i. Lyxw Lintoxr. A strong, stirriny jd “Neapolitan days, by an author who invents in- we ee ndles intricate situations like a master. Pat © STABBED IN THE DARK. Part I. 61 The Cricket 32 Hearth. sy CuarLes Dickens. One of the sweetest and jerest things ever written by Dickens. All love its poe a pathos, ye will 2s preserved and rea jones after some o! is more i i works have been forgotten. she areca) 60 The Lady of Lyons. By Briwer Lytton. This is the lady as seen in lebrated play of the same name. It ranks 28 ttiest picture of devotion and sincerest ex- ‘ion of the “tender passion" ever placed on the sy Juliaand Her Romeo. By Davip CHRISTIE Murray. This author is always rious and racy. In iia and Her Romeo” he By story of the is eularly charmi: e reader is held to the last in a spell which es him regret the end of the story. SECTION 6, beginning MAY 5th, 1888. « si Loys, Lord Berresford; by the “ Drcnrss." This charming society story Ghe of the best from the pen of the populas author It is spirited in action, and full of situations calcu. lated to illustrate high life. The work of a genius, 83 Clouds and Sunshine. ry Cuartes Reape. A happily told story of farm life, full of pretty rural pictures and pastoral sentiments. s2 The Haunted House. py Sir E. 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