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All the Year Round > Volume I "New Series" > Magazine No. 4

26/12/1868

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Author	(George) Walter Thornbury
Genre	Prose: Short Fiction i

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All the Year Round > Volume I "New Series" > Magazine No. 4

Fatal Zero: A Diary Kept at Homburg [iv]

26/12/1868

Author	Percy Hetherington Fitzgerald
Genre	Prose: Serial Fiction i

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All the Year Round > Volume I "New Series" > Magazine No. 4

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26/12/1868

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Advertisement for The Complete Set of Twenty Volumes of All the Year Round

All the Year Round > Volume I "New Series" > Magazine No. 5

Wrecked in Port [v]

2/1/1869

Author	Edmund Yates
Genres	Prose: Leading Article i Prose: Serial Fiction i

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The Last Ash of a Holy Fire

2/1/1869

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All the Year Round > Volume I "New Series" > Magazine No. 5

South African Gold

2/1/1869

Author	Percy Hetherington Fitzgerald

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The Poet

2/1/1869

Author	Charles Mackay
Genre	Poetry: Lyric i

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Attribution: reprinted in Selected Songs and Poems by Charles Mackay (London: Whittaker and Co., 1888).

All the Year Round > Volume I "New Series" > Magazine No. 5

New Uncommercial Samples: A Little Dinner in an Hour [xxxii]

2/1/1869

Author	Charles Dickens
Genres	Prose: Autobiography; Biography; Memoirs; Obituary; Anecdotes i Prose: Travel-writing i
Subjects	Food; Cooking; Gastronomy; Alcohol; Bars (Drinking Establishments); Restaurants; Dinners and Dining Great Britain—Description and Travel Travel; Tourism; Hotels; Resorts; Seaside Resorts—Fiction; Passports;

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Retitled 'A Little Dinner in an Hour' in collected editions of the series.

Dickens had been in Paris in early June 1868, staying at the Hôtel du Helder prior to the opening night at the 'Vaudeville' of his play No Thoroughfare, co-written with Wilkie Collins.