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• Volume 3, Issue 100 (The Girl’s Own Paper)
  # "The Results of the Prize Competition in Fancy Needlework," p. 135 [[Category: The Girl's Own Paper|Volume 0003, Issue 0100 (The Girl's Own Paper)]]
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• Volume 3, Issue 99 (The Girl’s Own Paper)
  # "The Summer is Over and Gone," p. 113, by M. M. Pollard # "The Mind and the Health," pp. 115-116, by Medicus
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• Volume 3, Issue 101 (The Girl’s Own Paper)
  # "The Other Side of the World," Part 5, pp. 145-148, by Isabella Fyvie Mayo # "The Injury Inflicted by Bad Writing," pp. 150-151, by Ruth Lamb
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• Volume 3, Issue 102 (The Girl’s Own Paper)
  # "The Habits of Polite Society," pp. 162-164, by S. F. A. Caulfeild [[Category:The Girl's Own Paper|Volume 0003, Issue 0101 (The Girl's Own Paper)]]
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• Irremediable
  '''Journal:''' [[:Category: The Yellow Book|''The Yellow Book'']] '''Year/Volume/Issue:''' [[1894, Volume 1 (The Yellow Book)|1894, Volume 1]]
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• Dorothea’s Dream
  '''Journal:''' [[:Category: The Girl's Own Paper| ''The Girl's Own Paper'']] '''Year/Volume/Issue:''' [[1882, Volume 3, Issue 108 (The Girl's Own Paper)|1882, Volume 3, Issue 108]]
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• Margaret Trent, and How She Kept House
  Dora Hope. "Margaret Trent, and How She Kept House." ''The Girl's Own Paper''. 3.99 (1882): ...d-water soaps” [242]). The hints and practical wisdom Hope passed on to the young women who read this type of story was probably very useful in its day
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• The Last Sketch: Emma
  Bronte, Charlotte. “The Last Sketch: Emma.” The Cornhill Magazine. 1, 4 (1860): 487-498. ...he first volume, fourth issue of The Cornhil Magazine under his own title "The Last Sketch: Emma".
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• My First Picture
  ...the initials “R.M.” The anonymity of the author adds to the mystery of the themes “My First Picture” explores. ...es to pursue cultural interests beyond what society normally encouraged at the time.
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• Lot 99
  '''Journal:''' [[:Category: The Yellow Book|''The Yellow Book'']] '''Year/Volume/Issue:''' [[1896, Volume 11 (The Yellow Book)|1896, Volume 11]]
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• Tsai, Tesia: section 1, Fall 2014
  ** [[Volume 1, Issue 1 (The Dream Garden: A Children's Annual)]] ** [[Volume 3, Issue 98 (The Girl's Own Paper)]]
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• The Fiddle Rock
  Hewitt, Graily. “The Fiddle Rock.” ''The Cornish Magazine''. 1, 1 (1898): 360–74. Print. ...s Dalton refers to him as W. G., even though the name listed at the end of the work is only “Graily Hewitt.” Hewitt was born in 1864. He was a very
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• Minna, the Broom-Girl
  ...as Box''. The short story introduces the reader to young Adele, who learns the true definition of “good” as she meets Minna and learns about her trial [[media:Minna the Broom Girl_2.pdf|Minna, the Broom-Girl]]
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• The Diary of a Disappointed Young Man
  '''Journal:''' [[:Category: The Young Englishwoman|''The Young Englishwoman'']] ...oung Englishwoman)|1867, Volume 1, Issue 10]]; [[1867, Volume 1, Issue 11 (The Young Englishwoman)|1867, Volume 1, Issue 11]]
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