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Prince Peerless: A Fairy-Folk Story-Book. By the Hon. MARGARET COLLIER
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Illustrated by the Hon. JOHN COLLIER. Sq. imp. 16mo., cloth, 5s.
“Delightful in style and fancy.”—_Scotsman._
“A volume of charming stories.”—_Saturday Review._
When I was a Child; or, Left Behind. By LINDA VILLARI, Author of “On
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“A finer girl’s book could not be had.”—_Scotsman._
The Prince of the Hundred Soups: A Puppet Show in Narrative. Edited, with
a Preface, by VERNON LEE. Illustrated. Cheaper edition. Square 8vo.,
cloth, 3s. 6d.
“There is more humour in the volume than in half-a-dozen
ordinary pantomimes.”—_Spectator._
Birdsnesting and Bird-Stuffing. A Complete Description of the Nests and
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Re-written, with Directions for their Collection and Preservation; and
with a Chapter on Bird-Stuffing, by MILLER CHRISTY. Crown 8vo., 1s.
The Bird’s Nest, and other Sermons for Children of all Ages. By the Rev.
SAMUEL COX, D.D., Author of “Expositions,” &c. Second edition. Imp.
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“These beautiful discourses were addressed to children of
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youthful listeners.”—_St. James’s Gazette._
Spring Blossoms and Summer Fruit; or, Sunday Talks for the Children. By
the Rev. JOHN BYLES, of Ealing. Crown 8vo., cloth, 2s. 6d.
“They are of simple and instructive character.”—_Dundee
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Arminius Vambéry; His Life and Adventures. Written by Himself. With
Introductory Chapter dedicated to the Boys of England. Portrait and
Seventeen Illustrations. Crown 8vo., 5s.
“We welcome it as one of the best books of travel that our boys
could have possibly placed in their hands.”—_Schoolmaster._
Boys’ Own Stories. By ASCOTT R. HOPE, Author of “Stories of Young
Adventurers,” “Stories out of School Time,” &c. Eight Illustrations.
Crown 8vo., cloth, 5s.
“This is a really admirable selection of genuine narrative
and history, treated with discretion and skill by the author.
Mr. Hope has not gathered his stories from the highway, but
has explored far afield in less-beaten tracts, as may be
seen in his ‘Adventures of a Ship-boy’ and ‘A Smith among
Savages.’”—_Saturday Review._
The Adventures of Robinson Crusoe. Newly Edited after the Original
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