THE GOLDENROD LIBRARY 



The Goldenrod Library contains only the highest and 

 purest literature, — stories which appeal alike both to chil- 

 dren and to their parents and guardians. 



Each volume is well illustrated from drawings by com- 

 petent artists, which, together with their handsomely deco- 

 rated uniform binding, showing the goldenrod, usually 

 considered the emblem of America, is a feature of their 

 manufacture. 



Each one volume, small i2mo, illustrated, dec- 

 orated cover, paper wrapper . . . v^o.35 



LIST OF TITLES 

 Aunt Nabby*s Children. By Frances Hodges White. 

 Child's Dream of a Star, The. By Charles Dickens. 

 Flight of Rosy Dawn, The. By Pauline Bradford Mackie. 

 Findelkind. By Ouida. 



Fairy of the Rhone, The. By A. Comyns Cam 

 Qatty and L By Frances E. Crompton. 

 Qreat Emergency, A. By Juliana Horatia Ewing. 

 Helena's Wonderworld. By Frances Hodges White. 

 Jackanapes. By Juliana Horatia Ewing. 

 Jerry's Reward. By Evelyn Snead Barnett. 

 La Belle Nivernaise. By Alphonse Daudet. 

 Little King Davie. By Nellie Hellis. 

 Little Peterkin Vandike. By Chades Stuart Pratt. 

 Little Professor, The. By Ida Horton Cash. 

 Peggy's Trial. By Mary Knight Potter. 

 Prince YellowtOp. By Kate Whiting Patch. 

 Provence Rose, A. By Ouida. 

 Rab and His Friends. By Dr. John Brown. 

 Seventh Daughter, A. By Grace Wickham Curran. 

 Sleeping Beauty, The. By Martha Baker Dunn. 

 Small, Small Child, A. By E. Livingston Prescott. 

 Story of a Short Life, The. By Juliana Horatia Ewing, 

 Susanne. By Frances J. Delano. 

 Water People, The. By Charles Lee Sleight. 

 Young Archer, The. By Charles E. Brimblecom. 

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