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LITTELL'S LIVING AGE.

Fifth Series,
Volume XII.

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No. 1643. — December 4, 1875.

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From Beginning
Vol. CXXVII.

CONTENTS.
I.	William Borlase, St. Aubyn, and Pope,	Quarterly Review,	579
II.	The Curate in Charge. By Mrs. Oliphant. Part III.,	Macmillan's Magazine,	595
III.	The Dutch and their Dead Cities,	Blackwood's Magazine,	610
IV.	The Dilemma. Part XIV.,	Blackwood's Magazine,	622
V.	German Home Life. By a Lady. Part VII.,	Fraser's Magazine,	630
VI.	Ostrich-Farming in Africa,	Chambers' Journal,	638

POETRY.
The Deaf Musician,	578	The Joy of Incompleteness,	578
The Dying Year,	578

Miscellany,			640

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