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London and New York. 
d 2 s . Juveniles ( continued ). 
2 o The Gates Ajar. With 8 Plates. 
Charms and Counter Charms. 
Robinson the Younger. 
Juvenile Tales. 
Swiss Family Robinson. 
Evenings at Home. 
Sandford and Merton. 
Ernie Elton at School. 
John Hartley. 
Jack of all Trades. By T. Miller. 
Orphan of Waterloo. By Mrs. Blackford. 
Adventures of Joseph Hawsepipe. 
Todd’s Lectures to Children, ist and 2 nd Series. 
Marooner’s Island. 
The Mayflower. By Mrs. Stowe. 
Anecdotes of Dogs. 
Moss-Side. By Miss Harland. 
Mr. Rutherford's Children. Complete. 
The Wonder Book. 
Tanglewood Tales. 
Archie Blake. 
Inez and Emmeline. 
Maum Guinea. 
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(SigljkcnjKmijT fubniilts. 
Square i6mo, with Illustrations by Gilbert, Absolon, &c. 
On the Seas. A Book for Boys. 
Peasant and Prince. By Harriet Martineau. 
Crofton Boys. By ditto. 
Feats on the Fiord. By ditto. 
Settlers at Home. By ditto. 
Little Drummer : A Tale of the Russian War. 
Frank. By Maria Edgeworth. 
Rosamond. By ditto. 
Harry and Lucy, Little Dog Trusty, &c. 
A Hero ; or, Philip’s Book. By Author of ‘ ‘John Halifax.” 
Cabin by the Wayside. 
Black Princess. 
Laura and Ellen ; or, Time Works Wonders. 
Emigrant’s Lost Son. By G. II. Hall. 
The Runaways and the Gipsies. 
British Wolf Hunters. By Thomas Miller. 
The Bow of Faith ; or, Old Testament Lessons. 
Anchor of Hope ; or, New Testament Lessons. By ditto. 
Accidents of Childhood ; or, Stories of Heedless 
Children. [ Richmond. lj 
Annie Maitland ; or, The Lesson of Life. By D . < ~ 
Lucy Elton ; or, Home and School. j, 
The Young Naturalist. By Mrs. Loudon. 1 
Memoirs of a Doll. c 3 
Rose and Kate. j 
