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LITTELL'S LIVING AGE.

Fifth Series,
Volume X.

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No. 1611. — April 24, 1875.

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From Beginning
Vol. CXXV.

CONTENTS.
I.	Modern Astronomy,	London Quarterly Review,	195
II.	Alice Lorraine. By the author of "The Maid of Sker." Part XXI.,	Blackwood's Magazine,	217
III.	The Abode of Snow. Part II.,	Blackwood's Magazine,	229
IV.	Fated to be Free. By Jean Ingelow. Part IV.,	Good Words,	246
V.	The Tercentenary Festival at Leyden,	Macmillan's Magazine,	251

POETRY.
Passing By,	194	Four Sonnets on a Philistine Theme.
A Question,	194	⁠My Little Boy's Face,	256
Love,	194	⁠Life,	256
		⁠The Classical Ideal,	256
		⁠The Gothic Ideal,	256

Miscellany,			256

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