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LITTELL'S LIVING AGE.

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Fifth Series, Volume XIII.

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No. 1651. — January 29, 1876.

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From Beginning Vol. CXXVIII.

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CONTENTS.
I.	A Prussian Campaign in Holland,	Edinburgh Review,	259
II.	Left-Handed Elsa. Part II.,	Blackwood's Magazine,	274
III.	Corneille, and the Literary Society of his Age. By the author of "Mirabeau," etc.,	Temple Bar,	281
IV.	The Story of Monique. By Julia Kavanagh,	Argosy,	293
V.	A Neglected Humorist,	Temple Bar,	303
VI.	Good-Will towards Men,	Queen,	313
VII.	Cheese-Factories in America,	Philadelphia Ledger,	315
VIII.	A New Paper-making Material,	Chambers' Journal,	316
IX.	How to Breathe Properly,	Public Health,	318
X.	The Monasteries and the Poor-laws,	Month,	318

POETRY.
Morning Musings.		Come Near to Me,	258
⁠I. — My Heart,	258	The Cynic's Carol,	258
⁠II. — God's Lilies,	258	Silenced and Forgotten. A Monk's Soliloquy,	319
⁠III. — Patience,	258

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