By JOSEPH PAYNE.

“A very nice little volume, containing a charming collection of poetry.”—­Spectator.

“It is really a treat to see anything so simply good as the little volume before us.”—­Metropolitan Magazine.

“Pieces that are at once sprightly and instructive, pathetic and devout.”—­Congregational Magazine.

“A very pleasing and suitable collection.”—­Westminster Review.

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New and Cheaper Edition, with Illustrations by GILBERT, fcap., 3s. 6d. cloth

WINTER EVENINGS;

Or, TALES OF TRAVELLERS.  By MARIA HACK.

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Fcap., 3s. 6d. cloth, or 5s. gilt edges,

CANADIAN CRUSOES.

A Tale of the Rice Lake Plains.  By Mrs. TRAILL.  New and Cheaper Edition, edited by AGNES STRICKLAND.  Illustrated by HARVEY.

“A very delightful book for young readers.  The interest is deep and well sustained.  Mr. Harvey has contributed some excellent woodcuts, and the book is altogether a pretty and interesting one.” —­Guardian.

“The book is exceedingly well calculated for children, to whom its interesting contents, its handsome appearance, and beautiful illustrations, will render it an acceptable present.”—­Tait’s Magazine.

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New and Improved Edition, with Frontispiece, 18mo., 1s. 6d. cloth gilt,

NURSERY RHYMES.

An ILLUSTRATED EDITION, in large type, with 16 Cuts by GILBERT, 16mo., 2s. 6d. cloth, gilt edges.

“These verses for children have never been surpassed for the happy union of fancy and precept, the simplicity and intelligibility of the ideas and words, and the fluency and conciseness of the rhymes.” —­Spectator.

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By the same Authors,

ORIGINAL POEMS FOR INFANT MINDS.

New and Improved Edition, with Frontispiece, Two Vols., 18mo., 1s. 6d. each, cloth gilt.

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32mo. cloth, gilt edges, 1s.,

BASKET OF FLOWERS;

OR, PIETY AND TRUTH TRIUMPHANT.

A Tale for the Young.

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16mo. gilt edges, 2s. 6d.,

THE BOY AND THE BIRDS.

By EMILY TAYLOR.  With Sixteen fine Woodcuts, from LANDSEER’S Designs.

“A delightful book for children.  The birds tell of their habits to a little inquiring boy, who goes peeping into their nests and watching their doings, and a very pleasant way they have of talking, sure to engage the young reader’s attention.  The designs are pretty, and nicely cut on wood.”—­Spectator.

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In foolscap 8vo. cloth, 2s. 6d.,

COLA MONTI;

OR, THE STORY OF A GENIUS.