AN AMBITIOUS WOMAN.
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Edgar Fawcett's Novels.
Mr. Fawcett is a novelist who does a service that greatly needs to be done,—a novelist who writes of the life with which he is closely acquainted, and who manfully emphasizes his respect for his native land, and his contempt for the weakness and affectation of those who are ashamed of their country.—New York Evening Post.
A GENTLEMAN OF LEISURE.
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