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LESTER WALLACK’S Reminiscences will be concluded; fully illustrated with portraits—one, taken last summer, representing Mr. Wallack at his country home, with his favorite dog at his feet.
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MR. STEVENSON concludes for this year his series of monthly papers with “A Christmas Sermon.”
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