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BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE.

MONTHLY.


No. DCCCCXCII.

FEBRUARY 1890.

VOL. CXLVII.


CONTENTS.
In the Days of the Dandies.—II., 169
His Uncle and Her Grandmother. Chaps. VII.-XII., 185
Lord Chesterfield, 206
The Experiences of a Multazim. By a Member of Laurence Oliphant's Colony, 222
Lady Baby.—Conclusion, 231
Old Boston. By John E. Locking, 242
Charles Mackay's Last Poem, 250
Modern Mannish Maidens, 252
Under the Oak. The True Lover. By Cosmo Monkhouse, 265
What I learned in Ireland. By Lexophilus, 269
Current Influences on Foreign Politics.—II. By KYPIOΣ, 291




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