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The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 12, No. 71, September, 1863

Note 7 — REVIEWS AND LITERARY NOTICES.

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But afterwards he discovered his mistake, and that it was only by the lack on his part of that frankness which the kindness of his guardians deserved that he had brought so much misery upon himself in after-life. His younger brother, Richard,—the Pink of the "Autobiographic Sketches,"—made the same mistake, a mistake which in his case was never rectified, but led to a life of perilous wanderings and adventures.

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