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Inklings of adventure

Willis, Nathaniel Parker (1806-1867)

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MESSRS. SAUNDERS AND OTLEY, CONDUIT STREET, HANOVER SQUARE LONDON,

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NEW AND SPLENDIDLY EMBELLISHED WORK, In one large Vol. 8vo. THE BOOK OF GEMS. (The Poets and Artists of Great Britain.) WITH UPWARDS OF FIFTY BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVINGS FROM ORIGINAL PICTURES, BY FIFTY LIVING PAINTERS.

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PHILIP SLINGSBY, ESQ. INTRODUCTORY CHAPTER.

CONTENTS TO VOLUME THE FIRST.

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NIAGARA — LAKE ONTARIO — THE ST. LAWRENCE.

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No. I. NIAGARA.

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II.—LAKE ONTARIO.

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III.—THE ST. LAWRENCE.

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THE CHEROKEE'S THREAT.

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PART I. FROST AND FLIRTATION.

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PART II. LOVE AND SPECULATION.

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PART III. A DIGRESSION.

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PART IV. SCENERY AND A SCENE.

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SCENES OF FEAR.

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No. I. THE DISTURBED VIGIL.

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No. II. THE MAD SENIOR.

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No. III. THE LUNATIC'S SKATE.

INCIDENTS ON THE HUDSON.

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MISS LANDON'S NEW WORK.
In one Volume Foolscap, with a beautiful Portrait of the Author.
THE VOW OF THE PEACOCK,
By the Author of “The Golden Violet,” “The Improvisatore,” &c.

“A Poem characterised by exquisite gracefulness and power of
imagery.”

—Morning Post.