including the last, which has never before been understood. Also an
interpretation, in part, of the city of Ezekiel's Vision, showing its
spiritual character. Also an interpretation of the greater part of the
Revelation of St. John; giving to portions an entirely new reading,
especially to the whole of the 20th chapter.

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In One Volume, price 5_s_. cloth lettered,

TOIL AND TRIAL, A Story of London Life. By Mrs. NEWTON CROSLAND, (late
CAMILLA TOULMIN.) With frontispiece by John Leech. And THE DOUBLE
CLAIM, A Tale of Real Life. By Mrs. T.K. HERVEY. With Frontispiece
by WEIR.

_Notices of "Toil and Trial."_

"The book is well calculated to help an Important
movement."--_Athenaeum._

"She is a moralist, who draws truth from sorrow with the hand of a
master, and depicts the miseries of mankind only that she may improve
their condition."--_Bell's Weekly Messenger_.

"Mrs. Crosland's purpose is good."--_Globe_

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In post octavo,