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Books of the Week
May 5, 1870 issue

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This article presents a list of books. Some of the books include, "The Mother's Recompense," by Grace Augilar, "The Correlation of Vital and Physical Forces," by G.F. Barker, "Homer's Iliad Translated Into English Verse," by W.G. Caldeleugh, "Talks to My Patients," by R.B. Gleason, "Seventy-Five Popular Flowers, and Low to Cultivate Them," by E.S. Rand, and "The Woman of Business: A Tale," by M. Savage.

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BOOKS; MOTHER'S Recompense, The (Book); CORRELATION of Vital & Physical Forces, The (Book); HOMER'S Iliad Translated Into English Verse (Book); TALKS to My Patients (Book); WOMAN of Business: A Tale, The (Book)
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