Lottie's Secret Exit and a Promise Kept
Mr. Ashford moves to support Lottie as a letter reveals a hidden turn in her life. Captain Temple clings to hope while an old man fears for their wellbeing and vows to protect her from harm. The scene reviews Lady Augusta's cruel visit and hints at a bleak aristocratic critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ashford
Captain Temple
Lottie
Mary
Mephistopheles
Goethe
Brief notices on Among the Zulus and related works
The review discusses Among the Zulus by Colonel A. W. Drayson and The Little Folks Painting Book. It praises Drayson’s vivid writing and cautions readers that the Zulus book is adventure focused, not a history, with strong elephant descriptions and good animal illustrations.
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A. W. Drayson
R.A
J. B. Zwecke Jr
Griffith and Farran
Drayson
Cassell, Petter
Galpin
Kate Greenaway water colour sketches delight young readers
A collection of outline engravings for water colour painting by Kate Greenaway with descriptive stories and verses by George Weatherley. Over one hundred sketches feature lively, humorous designs with a hand colored frontispiece. Proceeds aid sick children in hospitals and prizes from the Little Folks magazine. Published cheaply, the volume promises lasting juvenile amusement.
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Kate Greenaway
George Weatherley
Little Folks Magazine
Duty of Nonconformists Lecture Debates Church State Roles
Rev J G Rogers argues Nonconformists must push for religious equality, criticizing established church dominance and political churchmanship. He cites Croydon Congress views, the Akenham burial case, and calls for steadfast evangelical faith to keep Nonconformity as genuine Christian worship, not political power.
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Crouch-end
Highgate
Park Chapel
J. G. Rogers
Alfred J. Shepheard
Croydon
Harwood
Hear
Church of Christ
Church Congress
Lichfield
Truro
Cornwall
Church of England
Church of Ireland
Akenham
Rogers
England
Kingdom of Heaven
Huxley
Tyndall
Locke
Bacon