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This, I felt, ended all. I withdrew the manu script, and was sadly content to let the matter go. But it appears that Mr. White had been of another mind. His literary executors have now put forth a posthumous volume, consisting of nine of his essays, and among them, to my indig nant surprise, carefully revised for publication by his own hand, I find the review from the Atlantic Monthly. It seems, therefore, that he had intended to give this injurious article all the perpetuity book-form can confer.
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