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'TWIXT DAYDAWN AND LIGHT.
A Tale of the Times of Alfred the Great.
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The Story of Admiral Drake.
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A Story of Nelson and the Navy.
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EXILES OF FORTUNE.
The Story of a Far North Land.
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and sure to be enjoyed."--_Scotsman._
TWO SAILOR LADS.
Their Stirring Adventures on Sea and Land.
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"A capital story in Dr. Stables' best style."--_Spectator._
FOR ENGLAND, HOME, AND BEAUTY.
A Tale of Battle and the Breeze.
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as much."--_The Spectator._
IN SEARCH OF FORTUNE.
A Tale of the Old Land and the New.
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"Just the book boys like."--_Schoolmaster._
FACING FEARFUL ODDS.
A Tale of Flood and Field.
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"One of the author's most fascinating stories."--_Leeds Mercury._
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A Cruise of the Good Ship "Boreas."
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Transcriber's Notes
In the caption of the illustration on page 102 "Stevenson" has been
changed to "Stephenson" (Stephenson fighting the fire).
On page 117 ' has been changed to " (of Nature's gentlemen.").
On page 159 -- has been added (of youth."--_Publishers' Circular._).
Otherwise the original has been preserved.