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14 George Rontledge &* Sons' Juvenile Books. 
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Routledge’s 6 d . Juveniles ( continued ). 
Grace and Clara. 
Recollections of My 
Childhood. 
Egerton Roscoe. 
Flora Mortimer. 
Charles Hamilton. 
Story of a Dropof Water 
Learning Better than 
Houses and Land. 
Maud’s First Visit t6 her 
Aunt. In Words of One Syl¬ 
lable. 
Easy Poems. 
The Boy Captive. By Peter 
Parley. 
Stories of Child Life. 
Dairyman's Daughter. 
Arthur's Tales for the 
Young. 
Hayvthorne’sGentleBoy. 
Pleasantand Profitable 
The False Key. 
The Bracelets. 
Waste Not, Want Not. 
Tarleton, and F orgive and 
Forget. 
Lazy Lawrence and the 
White Pigeon. 
The Barring Out. 
The Orphans and OldPoz. 
The Mimic. 
The Purple Jar, and other 
Tales. 
Parley’s Poetry & Prose. 
Arthur’s Stories for 
Little Girls. 
The Young Cottager. 
Parley’s Thos. Titmouse. 
d^urjjjemig Infamies. 
Royal fancy covers. 
The Basket of Flowers. 
The Babes in the Basket. 
Easy Poems for Children. 
Jessie Graham. 
History of My Pets. 
Florence Arnott. 
Robert Dawson. 
Recollections of 
Childhood. 
Brooke and Brooke Farm. 
My 
Arthur’sChristmasStory 
The Lost Lamb. 
Arthur’s Stories for Lit¬ 
tle Boys. 
Arthur's Organ Boy. 
Margaret Jones. 
The Two School Girls. 
The Widow and her 
Daughter. 
The Rose in the Desert. 
The Birthday Present 
and The Basket Woman. 
Simple Susan. 
The Little Merchants. 
Tale of the Universe. 
Robert Dawson. 
Kate Campbell. 
Basket of Flowers. 
Babes in the Basket. 
The Jewish Twins. 
Children on the Plains. 
Little Henry and his 
Bearer. 
The Little Black Hen. 
Martha and Rachel. 
Carpenter’s Daughter. 
The Prince in Disguise. 
Gertrude and her Bible. t 
The Contrast. Miss Edge- j, 
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TheGratefulNegro. Bo. 
Jane Hudson. 
A Kiss for a Blow. 
Young Negro Servant. 
Lina and her Cousins. 
Arthur’s Last Penny. 
Bright-eyed Bessie. 
The Gates Ajar. 
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