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Snow on the 

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By CY WARMAN, author of 



•' The Story of the 



Raih'oad," etc. 



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"As a writer of tales ot the modern 

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A Dovblc Thread. 



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A Duel, with an Occasional Chorvs. 



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The Mormon Prophet. 



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 author of " Mona Maclean, 

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" The author draws her charac- 

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Boston Herald. 



