ALFRED CROWQUILL'S COMICAL BOOKS.

_Uniform in size with_ "The Struwwelpeter."

Picture Fables.

Written and Illustrated with Sixteen large coloured Plates by

ALFRED CROWQUILL. Price _2s. 6d._, or mounted on linen _3s.

6d._

The Careless Chicken;

By the BARON KRAKEMSIDES; With Sixteen large coloured Plates,

by ALFRED CROWQUILL. 4to., _2s. 6d._, or on linen _3s. 6d._

Funny Leaves for the Younger Branches.

By the BARON KRAKEMSIDES, of Burstenoudelafen Castle.

Illustrated by ALFRED CROWQUILL. 4to., coloured plates, _2s.

6d._, or on linen _3s. 6d._

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Scripture Histories for Little Children.

By the author of "Mamma's Bible Stories," etc. With Sixteen

Illustrations, by JOHN GILBERT. _3s._ plain; _4s. 6d._

coloured.

CONTENTS.--The History of Joseph--History of Moses--History of

our Saviour--The Miracles of Christ.

The Family Bible Newly Opened;

With Uncle Goodwin's account of it. By JEFFERYS TAYLOR, author

of "A Glance at the Globe," "The Young Islanders," etc.

Frontispiece by JOHN GILBERT. Fcap. 8vo., _3s. 6d._ cloth.

"A very good account of the Sacred Writings, adapted to the

tastes, feelings, and intelligence of young

people."--_Educational Times_.

"Parents will also find it a great aid in the religious

teaching of their families."--_Edinburgh Witness_.

Clarissa Donnelly;

Or, The History of an Adopted Child. By GERALDINE E. JEWSBURY,

with an Illustration by JOHN ABSOLON. Foolscap 8vo., price

_3s. 6d._ cloth.

"With wonderful power, only to be matched by as admirable a

simplicity, Miss Jewsbury has narrated the history of a child.

For nobility of purpose, for simple, nervous writing, and for

artistic construction, it is one of the most valuable works of

the day."--_Lady's Companion_.

Kate and Rosalind;

Or, Early Experiences. By the author of "Quicksands on Foreign

Shores," etc. With an Illustration by J. GILBERT. Fcap. 8vo.,

price _3s. 6d._ cloth.

"A book of unusual merit. The story is exceedingly well told,

and the characters are drawn with a freedom and boldness

seldom met with."--_Church of England Quarterly_.

"We have not room to exemplify the skill with which Puseyism

is tracked and detected. The Irish scenes are of an excellence

that has not been surpassed since the best days of Miss

Edgeworth."--_Fraser's Magazine_.

Good in Everything;

Or, The Early History of Gilbert Harland. By MRS. BARWELL,

Author of "Little Lessons for Little Learners," etc.

Illustrated by JOHN GILBERT. Royal 16mo., cl. _3s. 6d._ plain;

_4s. 6d._, cold., gilt edges.

"The moral of this exquisite little tale will do more good

than a thousand set tasks abounding with dry and uninteresting

truisms."--_Bell's Messenger_.

Stories of Julian and his Playfellows.

Written by HIS MAMMA. With Illustrations by JOHN ABSOLON.

Small 4to., _2s. 6d._, plain; _3s. 6d._, coloured, gilt edges.

Tales from Catland;

Written for Little Kittens by an OLD TABBY. With Four

Illustrations by H. WEIR. Third Edit. Small 4to., _2s. 6d._

plain; _3s. 6d._ coloured.

The Wonders of Home, in Eleven Stories.

By GRANDFATHER GREY. Second Edition. With Illustrations. Royal

16mo., price _3s. 6d._ cloth; _4s. 6d._ coloured.

CONTENTS.--1. The Story of a Cup of Tea.--2. A Lump of

Coal.--3. Some Hot Water.--4. A Piece of Sugar.--5. The Milk

Jug.--6. A Pin.--7. Jenny's Sash.--8. Harry's Jacket.--9. A

Tumbler.--10. A Knife.--11. This Book.

"The idea is excellent, and its execution equally commendable.

The subjects are well selected, and are very happily told in a

light yet sensible manner."--_Weekly News_.

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