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LITTELL'S LIVING AGE.

Fifth Series,
Volume XII.

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No. 1634. — October 2, 1875.

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From Beginning
Vol. CXXVII.

CONTENTS.
I.	Ocean-Circulation. Researches in the "Challenger" and "Tuscarora." By Dr. W. B. Carpenter,	Contemporary Review,	3
II.	The Dilemma. Part IX.,	Blackwood's Magazine,	17
III.	The Planets put in Leverrier's Balance,	Cornhill Magazine,	27
IV.	Her Dearest Foe. By the author of "The Wooing O't." Part II.,	Temple Bar,	36
V.	Richard Baxter. By Dean Stanley,	Macmillan's Magazine,	46
VI.	The Clockmakers of the Schwarzwald,	Spectator,	56
VII.	Country Towns,	Saturday Review,	58
VIII.	Character Connoisseurs,	Saturday Review,	60
IX.	Amber,	Cope's Tobacco Plant,	63

POETRY.
The Children's Bed-time,	2	A Song of Summer,	2

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LITTELL & GAY, BOSTON.

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