_In crown 8vo, cloth gilt._
LILY GORDON; or, The Young Housekeeper. By C. D. BELL. With Original
Illustrations.
“This volume supplies a great want felt by young ladies on
first leaving school.”
THE HUGUENOT FAMILY; or, Help in Time of Need. By C. D. BELL. With
Original Illustrations.
SYDNEY STUART; or, Love Seeketh not her Own. By C. D. BELL. With Original
Illustrations.
“This tale teaches by example how much an unselfish and loving
spirit may do to remove little annoyances and increase the
daily happiness of home life.”
MARY ELLIOTT; or, Kindness of Heart. By C. D. BELL. With Original
Illustrations.
“The aim of this tale is to teach, by the example of a young
family, the importance of habitual and thoughtful kindness.”
HOPE CAMPBELL; or, Know Thyself. By C. D. BELL. With Original
Illustrations.
“This tale is intended to inculcate a most important truth—the
necessity and the very frequent want of self-knowledge.”
HORACE AND MAY; or, Unconscious Influence. By C. D. BELL. With Original
Illustrations.
ELLA AND MARIAN; or, Rest and Unrest. By C. D. BELL. With Original
Illustrations.
“This story is intended to enforce on the mind of youthful
readers the full meaning of those words of Scripture—‘Thou
shalt keep him in perfect peace whose mind is stayed on Thee.’”
KENNETH AND HUGH; or, Self-Mastery. By C. D. BELL. With Original
Illustrations.
“A delightful story for school-boys.”
ROSA’S WISH, and How She attained It. By C. D. BELL. With Original
Illustrations.
MARGARET CECIL; or, I Can because I Ought. By C. D. BELL. With Original
Illustrations.
“This book exemplifies the power of a strong will struggling
against adverse circumstances.”
THE GRAHAMS; or, Home Life. By C. B. BELL. With Original Illustrations.
“The aim of this book is to teach, in the attractive guise
of fiction, the holiest and noblest truths, and to show how
character is formed, faults cured and virtues attained by God’s
discipline of daily life.”
HOME SUNSHINE; or, The Gordons. By C. D. BELL. With Original
Illustrations.
“The aim of this tale is to inculcate, by example as well as
precept, the duty of cultivating a cheerful and contented
spirit.”
AUNT AILIE; or, Patience and its Reward. By C. D. BELL. With Steel
Portrait of the Authoress.
Price 1s. 6d. each.