A Tale for Boys.  By the Author of “John Halifax Gentleman,” &c.

With Four Illustrations by FRANKLIN.

“No one possessing common sensibility can read this book without a thoughtful brow and a glistening eye.”—­Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal.

“An exceedingly well-told tale, which will interest boys of all ages....  As a holiday companion, few books would be more popular.”—­English Churchman.

“A lively narrative of school-boy adventures.”

“A very charming and admirably-written volume....  It is adapted to make boys better.”

“A simple and pleasing story of school-boy life.”—­John Bull.

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In fcap. 8vo., 7s. 6d., elegantly bound and gilt,

DOCTOR’S LITTLE DAUGHTER.

THE STORY OF A CHILD’S LIFE AMIDST THE WOODS AND HILLS.

By ELIZA METEYARD.  With numerous Illustrations by HARVEY.

“This is a very delightful book, especially calculated for the amusement and instruction of our young friends; and is evidently the production of a right-thinking and accomplished mind.”—­Church of England Review.

“An elegant, interesting, and unobjectionable present for young ladies.  The moral of the book turns on benevolence.”—­Christian Times.

“This Story of a Child’s Life is so full of beauty and meekness, that we can hardly express our sense of its worth in the words of common praise.”—­Nonconformist.

“This will be a choice present for the young.”—­British Quarterly Review.

“The whole story is told with a most touching grace, and a golden glow of poetry pervades it.  The fine designs of Harvey, which illustrate the book, add greatly to its attractiveness, and we cannot entertain a doubt of its becoming one of the most popular volumes in the ‘Children’s Library.’”—­Eliza Cook’s Journal.

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Second Edition, in square 16mo., handsomely bound in cloth, price 2s. 6d. with gilt edges,

HOW TO WIN LOVE;

OR, RHODA’S LESSON.

A Story Book for the Young.  By the Author of “Life for a Life,” &c.  With Illustrations on Steel.

“A very captivating story.”—­Morning Post.

“Just what a story for children ought to be.”—­Douglas Jerrold’s Newspaper.

“Truthfulness, descriptive talent, and pure morality in every line.”—­Literary Gazette.

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16mo. cloth, price 2s.,

OPEN AND SEE;

OR, FIRST READING LESSONS.

By the Author of “Aids to Development,” &c. &c.  With Twenty-four
Engravings on Wood.

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Fcap. 8vo., price 3s. 6d. cloth gilt,

RECOLLECTIONS OF MRS. ANDERSON’S SCHOOL.

A Book for Girls.  By JANE WINNARD HOOPER.  Illustrated by FRANKLIN.