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...such times the arts are arrested ; literature is neglected ; people are too busy to read any thing save appeals to their passions. And capital, shaken...Leonard Fairfield trying to extract light from the smoke '." But we must hasten on, or we shall never get our readers to the end of " My Novel," seeing we are...

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