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HANDBOOK OF WOOD-ENGRAVING. With Practical Instructions in the Art for Persons wishing to learn without an Instructor. By William A. Emerson, Wood-Engraver. New Edition. Illustrated. $1.00.
“A valuable handbook, explanatory of an art which is gradually attracting the attention of amateurs more and more, and which affords, not only a pleasing pastime, but an excellent means of procuring a livelihood.”—Cleveland Sun.
“A LITERARY TIDBIT.”
SHORT STUDIES OF AMERICAN AUTHORS. By Thomas Wentworth Higginson. 50 cents.
“These ‘Studies’ are rather those of the characters themselves than of their works, and, written in Mr. Higginson’s best analytical style, fill up a leisure hour charmingly.”—Toledo Journal.
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HANDBOOK OF ELOCUTION SIMPLIFIED. By Walter K. Fobes, with an Introduction by George M. Baker. Cloth. 50 cents.
“This valuable little book occupies a place heretofore left vacant, as a digest of elocution that is both practical and methodical, and low in price.”—New-York Tribune.
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