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THOUGHTS THAT BREATHE.
From Dean Stanley. Introduction by Phillips Brooks.
CHEERFUL WORDS.
From George MacDonald. Introduction by James T. Fields.
THE MIGHT OF RIGHT.
From Rt. Hon. Wm. E. Gladstone. Introduction by John D. Long, LL. D.
TRUE MANLINESS.
From Thomas Hughes. Introduction by Hon. James Russell Lowell.
LIVING TRUTHS.
From Charles Kingsley. Introduction by W. D. Howells.
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
From Theodore L. Cuyler, D. D. Introduction by Newman Hall, LL. B.
MANY COLORED THREADS.
From Goethe. Introduction by Alexander McKenzie, D. D.
ECHOES OF MANY VOICES.
Introduction by Mrs. E. A. Thurston.
TREASURE THOUGHTS.
From Canon Farrar. Introduction by Rose Porter.
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