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Series: |
New York Weekly
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v. 33 no. 28 |
Contents: |
The Old Tramp (Work, page 1) Gulietta the Waif; or, The Girl Wrecker. A Tale of the Florida Shores (Work, chapters IV-VIII, pages 1-2) The Spring Fever (Work, page 2) His Wife's Judgment (Work, chapters XL-XLII, pages 2-3) What Are We Coming To! (Work, page 4) Letters to Girls (Work, page 4) Faith in God (Work, page 4) Checkmating Fate (Work, page 4) Potts Goes A-Fishing (Work, page 4) The Widow and Her Only Child (Work, page 5) Josephine Beaumont (Work, chapters I-II, page 5) Beautiful, But Poor; or, Only a Bindery Girl (Work, chapters XVII-XXI, pages 5-6) The Unwelcome Guest; or, Lady Yune's Enemy (Work, chapters XLVIII-LI (conclusion), pages 6-7) Lost (Work, page 7) Nora, the Irish Charity Scholar; or, The Missing Heir of Callonby (Work, chapters XXI-XXII, page 7) Short Sermons by Telegraph (Work, no. 19, page 7) Tell Me Why (Work, page 8) Kickapoo Jack (Work, page 8) The Mystery at Stainer's (Work, page 8) Billy's Tricks; or, Vanquishing a Schoolmaster (Work, page 8) The Young Girl: Motherless (Work, page 8) |
Date: |
May 27, 1878 |
Publisher: |
Street & Smith
(New York (N.Y.): 27, 29, 31 Rose St.)
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United States
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Edition Description: |
Also includes: Pleasant Paragraphs (department), Our Knowledge Box (department), To Correspondents (department), Etiquette Department (department), Latest Fashion Items (department), Items of Interest (department), The Ladies' Work-Box (department); plus advertisements and short filler items (including "Truths Which Women Should Consider", "Better Homes for Poor People", and "Bargains"). |
Length: |
8 pages |
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