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a collection of the rarest, brightest, most mirth-producing dialogues ever published
From down east, by H. E. McBride.--Courtship under difficulties.--Brought to trial for "blowin," by H. Herbert.--The mouse trap, by W. D. Howells.--Viola's answer, by H. E. McBride.--The Yankee's strategem, adapted by G. W. Dale.--The rival speakers.--Convention of realistic readers, by Mrs. F. Braden.--The Frog Hollow Lyceum, by H. E. McBride.--The professor puzzled, by F. B. Wilson.--Leap year in the village with one gentleman.--Two dutiful daughters, by G. D. Litchfield.--Stage struck.--Going to a new home, by H. E. McBride.--Egyptian debate.--Woman's rights.--Quarrel between Sir Peter and Lady Teazle, by Sheridan.--Adventures in the wrong house, dramatized by E. W. Brown.--Trial of Fing Wing, adapted by G. F. Bunnell.--The train to Mauro, by S. A. Frost.