Georga Macdonald

"... Groton; Mrs. Mary Moxley of Gales Ferry; i Mrs. Thomas Burgess and daugh-' ter. 102 Squire street: Mrs. Harry' Molyneux and son of Old James of Waterford; Georga and Douglas MacDonald of Mrs. Mary of Waterford; Eldred gluss of Grot- I on, and Frances O'Connor of Old Lyme. covers thc eyeball and is reflected over the inside of the eyelids. Thc ..."

"... tuk Abbey by kevina Maria Roche. Child's History ok England, by Dickens. David Copperfield, by Charlos Dick's Sweetheart, by The Duchess. Dombey and Son, by Charles Donal Grant, by Georga Macdonald. Don Quixote, by Cervantes. Eastern Fairy Legends, by M. Frerk. East Lynne, by Mrs. Henry Wood. Erling tnk Bold, by R. M. Ballantyne. Eugene Aram, by Lord Lytton. Esther, by ..."

"... mino, —Romans If I can put one touch of a rosy sunset into the life of any man or woman, I shall feel that 1 have »orked yuth God. Georga MacDonald. use by his agency. It is possible such ‘hometown’ thinking, integrated into Latin American broadcasts, would prove most successful in furthering better understanding among all the people of North and ..."

"... are well worth reading, tut they are neglected along with our writers. Thomas Hardy is considered by some of our best critics to be the coming great English novelist; Georga Macdonald's last book, ?Lilith,? contains much food for reflection; Meredith's "Egoist," Caine's "Manxman,? and s are good, while Mrs. ward's comes very near ranking all of them. Not a very long ..."