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Identifier: ouryoungfolksser8112trow (find matches)
Title: Our young folks (serial)
Year: 1865 (1860s)
Authors: Trowbridge, J. T. (John Townsend), 1827-1916 Hamilton, Gail, 1833-1896 Larcom, Lucy, 1824-1893
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Publisher: (Boston : Ticknor and Fields)
Contributing Library: Information and Library Science Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Digitizing Sponsor: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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ored Statesman. 14. Our Worthy Humorist. 15. Olivers Youthful Friend. METAGRAM. — No. 182. Behead a country of Asia, and leave a country in Asia. Geologist. ANSWERS. 147. Pans, naps, span, snap. 148. 1. Tomato. 2. Potato. 3. Onion. 4.Pea. 5. Bean. 149. 1. Coral, Cora. 2. Warp, war. 3. Carl, car.130.151- Pate, mate, date, hate, Kate, gate.TEST ETTASTIRTART 152. Constantinople. 153. Whats the worth of anything But so much money as t will bring? (Whats) (thew) (earth) (o f)(an y)(th in g) (butt)(so much) (money) (as t) (will) (bring). 154. • Great Expectations, (Great X specked,a tie on S) by Dickens. 155. The Newcomes, by Thackeray. 156. Foul Play, by Charles Reade. 157. E, ear, east. 158. Sofa. IS9- NAIL ANNA INNS LASH 160. Gilmore. 161. Horace Greeley. 162. IONIA OPENS NEEDS INDIA ASSAY 163. 1. Flute, lute. 2. Glass, lass, ass. Scowl, cowl, owl ; scow, cow. 164. The girl I left behind me. 165. Erie. 166. Tag. _ 167. 1. Diamond. 2. Amethyst. 3. R 4. Ony x. 5. Topaz. 168. Matrimony.
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NEXT YEAR. I HE number for January, 1S73, begins the -*■ NINTH VOLUME of OUR YOUNG FOLKS. The magazine is now older in years than itsyoungest readers, while — as we are gratified tolearn from numberless sources — its oldest readershave not outgrown it. I am now twenty-sevenwrites an original subscriber, but I am not yetaged enough to do without you, and I trust Inever shall be. Although we commenced tak-ing Our Young Folks as a juvenile, writesanother, we now keep on taking it as a familymagazine, and we older ones are quite as eagerto see its dear, familiar face each month, as anyof the younger children can be. Last year,writes a youth of twenty, I thought I was get-ting too old to take Our Young Folks any lon-ger, so I subscribed for and instead; but I have come back to it again this year, andI still find in it more really entertaining and in-structive articles for 7iie, than in both the otherperiodicals. These extracts, taken at random from amonghundreds of similar expression

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