I am, Sir, Your’s, &c.  W.B.

The BOOKS usually read by the Scholars of Mrs. TWO-SHOES, are these, and are sold at Mr. NEWBERY’S at the Bible and Sun in St. Paul’s Church-yard.

 1.  The Christmas-Box, Price 1d.

 2.  The History of Giles Gingerbread, 1d.

 3.  The New-Year’s-Gift, 2d.

 4.  The Easter-Gift, 2d.

 5.  The Whitsuntide-Gift, 2d.

 6.  The Twelfth-Day-Gift, 1s.

 7.  The Valentine’s-Gift, 6d.

 8.  The FAIRING or Golden Toy, 6d.

 9.  The Royal Battledore, 2d.

10.  The Royal Primer, 3d.

11.  The Little Lottery-Book, 3d.

12.  The Little Pretty Pocket-Book, 6d.

13.  The Infant Tutor, or pretty Little
    Spelling-Book, 6d.

14.  The Pretty Book for Children, 6d.

15. Tom Trapwit’s Art of being Merry and Wife, 6d.

16. Tom Trip’s History of Birds and Beasts, Price 6d.

17. Food for the Mind, or a New Riddle Book, 6d.

18. Fables in Verse and Prose by AEsop, and your old Friend
    Woglog, 6d.

19.  The Holy Bible abridged, 6d.

20.  The History of the Creation, 6d.

21. A new and noble History of England, 6d.

22. Philosophy for Children, 6d.

23. Philosophy of Tops and Balls, 1s.

24. Pretty Poems for Children 3 Foot high, 6d.

25. Pretty Poems for Children 6 Foot high, 1s.

26. Lilliputian Magazine, or Golden Library, 1s.

27. Short Histories for the Improvement of the Mind, 1s.

28.  The New Testament, adapted to the Capacities
    of Children, 1s.

29.  The Life of our Blessed SAVIOUR, 1s.

30.  The Lives of the Holy Apostles and Evangelists, 1s.

31.  The Lives of the Fathers of the Christian Church for
    the first four Centuries, 1s.

32.  A Concise Exposition of the Book of Common Prayer,
    with the Lives of its Compilers, 1s.

33.  The Museum for Youth, 1s.

34.  An Easy Spelling Dictionary for those who would write
    correctly, 1s.

35.  A Pocket Dictionary for those who would know the precise
    Meaning of all the Words in the English Language, 3s.

36.  A Compendious History of England, 2s.

37.  The Present State of Great Britain, 2s.

38.  A Little Book of Letters and Cards, to teach young Ladies and
    Gentlemen how to write to their Friends in a polite, easy
    and elegant Manner, 1s.

39.  The Gentleman and Lady’s Key to Polite Literature; or, A
    Compendious Dictionary of Fabulous History, 2s.