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THE LITTLE GLEANER.-The number for November containsMartin Luther (Illustrated)-Bethlehem (Illustrated)-Bible Subjects-John Howard-Well Answered-Among Heroes and Martyrs; or, Studies from the King's Records-A Word of Advice-Our Young Naturalists' Page-Arrival of a Live Walrus-" Frisk"-Commonplace-At Mercy's Door-Greatest and Best; or, A Bundle of Superlatives-Happiness: How to Find It-Death Roll of Niagara-Answers to Bible Questions-Answers to Bible Enigmas-A Tame Wasp Interesting Items, &c., &c.-Two, four, six, or more copies post free, from E. WILMSHURST, Bookseller, Blackheath. Adopted by the Luther Commemoration Committee. THE LIFE AND WORK OF LUTHER.-A Tract of thirty-two pages, with eight pages of coloured wrapper. Price One Penny. This Tract contains a comprehensive view of the principal events in the great Reformer's life, of the times in which he lived, and of the noble work he was by God enabled to undertake and accomplish. Portraits of Luther and Erasmus. 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