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I cannot speak too highly of it."

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_From Mrs. Ella F. Switzer, Denver, Col.:_

"I am a teacher in this city, and a subscriber to
THE GREAT ROUND WORLD. My pupils read it, in
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on subjects relating to current events than many
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have spoken in praise of it. The other members of
my family as well as myself read it instead of
_wasting_ time over the daily papers."

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_From Mr. A. F. Otis, Houghton Gram. School, Augusta, Ga.:_

"I am delighted with the paper."

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_From Miss A. W. Shortridge, 257 Benefit St., Providence, R. I.:_

"Enclosed please find check for seventy-five cents
for renewal of subscription of your publication
for six months. I should like to tell you that
having had classes in current events for both old
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the subjects to be presented in such classes as
your little magazine does. I have had classes
every day in the week. I find moreover in your
publication a most excellent resume, especially
for the younger classes. I have moreover
recommended the magazine to many of my older
people. I am writing this because I think it may
be pleasant for you to hear that your work is
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=The Great Round World=

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Transcriber's Notes:

Obvious punctuations errors repaired.

Page 714, "incovenience" changed to "inconvenience." (much
inconvenience)

Page 735, "Sierre" changed to "Sierra." (England to Sierra Leone)

Under Club Rates, "Bazar" changed to "Bazaar." (Harper's Bazaar)

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