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GLIMPSES OF UNFAMILIAR JAPAN. By Lar
CADIO HEARN. ‘Two vols. Crown 8vo, cloth extra, 16s.
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language. These two volumes are not only more interesting, but also infinitely
more readable than many works of a similar character.”—Sfectator.

QUAINT KOREA. By Louise Jorpan Min, Author
of ‘‘ When We were Strolling Players in the East.’’ Cloth
extra, 58.

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nowadays.” —Jrish Times.

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OUT OF THE EAST. Reveries and Studies in New
Japan. By Larcapio Hearn, Author of ‘ Glimpses of
Unfamiliar Japan.” Cloth. 53s.

_ ‘This pretty and modest little volume is one of the most readable and instruc-
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“LORD STIRLING'S SON.” A Story of University
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THE CRUCIFIX: A Venetian Phantasy, and Other
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