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Story of an Apple. 
Holiday Rambles. 
Daily Thoughts for Children. By Mrs. Geldart. 
Emilie the Peacemaker. By ditto. 
Truth is Everything. By ditto. 
Christmas Holidays. By Miss Jane Strickland. 
Aunt Emma. By the Author of “ Rose and Kate.” 
of the Rainbow. By Mrs. Newton 
The Island 
Crossland. 
Max Frere ; or, Return Good for Evil. 
Rainbows in Springtide. 
The Child’s First Book of Natural History. 
Florence the Orphan. 
The Castle and the Cottage. By Mrs. Perring. 
Fabulous Histories. By Mrs. Trimmer. 
School Days at Harrow. 
Mrs. Barbauld’s Lessons. 
Holidays at Limewood. 
Traditions of Palestine. By Mrs. Martineau. 
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Well printed, with Illustrations , i8mo, cloth. 
The Sunday Book. In Words of One Syllable. Illust. 
Our Poor Neighbours. By Mrs. Perring. 
Village Sketches. By the Rev. C. T. Whitehead, ist 
and 2 nd Series, is. each. 
Grace Greenwood’s Stories. 
Helen's Fault. By the Author of “ Adelaide Lindsay.” 
The Cousins. By Miss M'Intosh. 
Ben Howard ; or, Truth and Honesty. By C. Adams. 
Bessie and Tom. A Book for Boys and Girls. 
Beechnut. A Franconian Story. By Jacob Abbott. 
Wallace. A Franconian Story. By ditto. 
Madeline. By ditto. 
Mary Erskine. By ditto. 
Mary Bell. By ditto. 
Visit to my Birthplace. By Miss Bunbury. 
Carl Krinken ; or, The Christmas Stocking. 
Mr. Rutherford’s Children. By ditto. 
- 2nd Series. By ditto. 
Emily Herbert. By Miss M'Intosh. 
Rose and Lillie Stanhope. By ditto. 
Caspar. By ditto. 
The Brave Boy ; or, Christian Heroism. 
Magdalene and Raphael. 
Pleasant Tales. By Mrs. Sedgwick. 
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