Item - Street & Smith's Literary Album, v. 1, no. 21, May 12, 1866.

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Series:	Street & Smith's Literary Album — v. 1 no. 21
Contents:	The gambler's wife (Work, chapters I-III; conclusion, pages 321-323) Born Bad; or, The Countess and the Convict (Work, chapter XI (continued), pages 323-324) Leaves from the journal of an old doctor (Work, number 18, pages 326-327) A comparison (Work, page 327) The False Heir; or, The Belle of the Season (Work, chapters XIX-XX, pages 329-331) Death (Work, page 331) Father and son; or, How Ralph Leighton won his bride (Work) Frontier sketches in Texas (Work, number 3, pages 333-334) To a wild bird (Work, page 335) Curious modes of death (Work, page 335)
Date:	May 12, 1866
Edition Description:	Also includes: illustrations ("The gambler's wife", "Ancient abbeys in Ireland--Dunbrody abbey", "Ancient abbeys in Ireland--view of the holy cross", "Re-interment of queen Mary of Guelders", "Ancient abbeys in Ireland--Jerpoint abbey", "Jealous of his own baby", "Robert Murray", "The Zulu Kaffirs of Port Natal", "Irish pikes", "The bear-pit at Berne", "Father and son", "Chinese ceremony of walking on fire", "May", "Hunting the bear", "The duel between ensign Lobster and Mr. Quill"), short filler items ("Re-interment of queen Mary of Guelders", "Ancient abbeys in Ireland", "True greatness", "The Zulu Kaffirs of Port Natal", "Irish pikes", "An Englishman killed by a bear at Berne", "Chinese ceremony of walking on fire", "May", "Influence of affection", "Advice to parents", "The loved face", "The eventful history of a torpedo boat", "The theory of gravitation gravely considered"), unattributed poems ("The ten commandments in verse", "This house to let"), unattributed departments ("Useful and scientific", "Historical characters", "Men of mark", "Humorous paragraphs"), advertisements, unattributed sketches ("A female boot-black", "A thieving monkey", "The duel between ensign Lobster and Mr. Quill").