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t>r the Spanish Rogue^ part ii. chap. 4. The story of Dinant, Clereraont,

and Lamira, being borrowed from Don Lewis de Castro, and Don Rode-

rigo de Montalva. The like story is in other novels; as in Scarron's No-

the Country, to form his Love makes a Man ; or, the Fop's Fortune. In

the former there are two old French noblemen, Lewis ana Brisac; the first

by Richard Bruce; The Resurrection by Jonathan H.

Brooks; Africa and Transformation by Lewis Alexander

Lewis ALEXANDER was born July 4, 1900, at Washing-

ton, D. C. He was educated in the public schools of

The Carolina Magazine for The Dark Brother by Lewis

Alexander

ALFRED Henry Lewis, ‘‘Dan Quinn,’’ contributor

and novelist, author of Wolfville, etc.

Samuel, Jones, DeKalb, Kosciusco, Lee, R. H., Lee,

Henry, Lewis, Lincoln, Livingston, Lynch, Macon,

MeIntosh, Marion, Mason, Morgan, Morris, Mont-

7. “An Enigma,” addressed to Mrs. Sarah Anna Lewis (“Stella”), was sent to

that lady in a letter, in November, 1847, and the following March appeared