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The Argosy, Vol. 51, No. 5, May, 1891

Volume 51 — Introductory material

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Serenade. By E. Nesbit Jun

To my Soul. From the French of Victor Hugo Jun

Old China Jun

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ILLUSTRATIONS.

By M.L. Gow.

"I advanced slowly up the room, stopped, and curtsied."

"I saw and recognised the mysterious midnight visitor."

"He came back in a few minutes, but so transformed in outward appearance that Ducie scarcely knew him."

"Behold!"

"Sister Agnes knelt for a few moments and bent her head in silent prayer."

"He put his hand to his side, and motioned Mirpah to open the letter."

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Illustrations to "The Bretons at Home."

Sister Agnes knelt for a few moments, and bent her head in silent prayer.

Sister Agnes knelt for a few moments, and bent her head in silent prayer.
Sister Agnes knelt for a few moments, and bent her head in silent prayer.
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