One of the most charming of Summer books.--_St. Louis Globe-Democrat._

Written in the approved modern _Vers de Societie_ style, with a singular

mixture of wit and deep feeling. Many of the verses would not be

disowned by Praed, the master-genius of witty verse, or by Calverly, who

wrote "Fly Leaves," a few years back.--_Boston Advertiser._

Bret Harte created quite a sensation in London society by reading these

verses in manuscript.--_N. Y. Pub. Weekly._

The books contain some of the lightest and brightest bits of verse it

has lately been our good fortune to lead.--_The Critic._

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_WHENCE, WHAT, WHERE?_

_A VIEW OF THE ORIGIN, NATURE, AND DESTINY OF MAN._

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