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LOVE, A REALITY, nor ROMANCE.

BY MRS. THOMAS GELDART,
Author of ** Truth in Everything,” $c.

CONTENTS.
CBAP, CHAP.
I, Young Ladies’ Chat. VILI. Single Ladles not necessarily
1I. The Morning after the Party— selfish.—AuntBertha’sScheme.
Alice at Home, 1X. The Fashionable Wife and
IIT, Love's Young Dream. Mother.
TV. A Sister’s Influence— Kate's Re- X. Ernest's Visit at Home —
turn— Renewal of her Love. Edward Wallace in Love,
V. Ernest's Trial. XL. Alice's Visit of Sympathy.
VI. Plans for Grahame. ~ The XII. The unexpected Obstacle.
Mother a Confidante, &e, XILL The Return—The Welding.
VII. Parents' Talk—The Son’s Con-| XIV. Alice a Wife,
fidence. XV. Kate's better Days,

 

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done herself infinite credit by a transcript of the realities of life, so
fairly and truly made, as to go home to the heart of every one who
follows the tale to the conclusion. It is a high gift to be able to write
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