Or, the Lost Found. By KATE WOOD. With 4 full-page Illustrations in
black and tint. Crown 8vo, cloth extra, 2_s._ 6_d._
"A Waif of the Sea" deals very pathetically with the sorrows and
trials of children, and of mothers who are separated from their
children. The narrative is full of human interest, and the lives and
struggles of the people of a poor London neighbourhood are well
portrayed.
"Little Birdie is a beautiful child-character, with whom no one can
come in contact without feeling purer and fresher for life's
work."--_Glasgow News._
"This is a very touching and pretty tale of town and country, full
of pathos and interest, embodied in a narrative which never flags,
and told in a style which deserves the highest praise for its lucid
and natural ease."--_Edinburgh Courant._