LIN. 12mo, extra cloth.
STORIES OF AN OLD MAID. By MADAM DE GIRARDIN, 16mo, illustrated, cloth.
SUNSHINE IN GREYSTONE. By the author of "Louis's School Days." 16mo,
illustrated.
UNCLE JOHN'S FIRST BOOK. Illustrated with numerous pretty engravings.
Square 16mo, neat cloth.
UNCLE JOHN'S SECOND BOOK. Illustrated with numerous pretty engravings.
Square 18mo, in neat cloth.
VICAR OF WAKEFIELD. A Tale. By OLIVER GOLDSMITH. 1 vol., 12mo, with
numerous illustrations.
THE LITTLE BUILDER; or, How a Child may Make a Cardboard Village,
without using any adhesive material. A new and excellent toy book for
children. The various buildings are beautifully colored, and supplied
ready for cutting out.
THE LITTLE ENGINEER; or, How a Child may make a Cardboard Railway
Station, with Engine, Tender, Carriages, Station, Bridges, Signal Posts,
Passengers, Porters, &c. Folio. Colored. By the Designer of the "Little
Builder."
*** The success of this very beautiful and interesting toy book is
likely to exceed even that of the "Little Builder," and the effect
produced, when carefully put together, is charming in the extreme.
THE WANDERERS BY SEA AND LAND, WITH OTHER TALES. By PETER PARLEY.
Illustrated with exquisite designs. 1 vol., 12mo.
THE WEEK'S DELIGHT; or, GAMES AND STORIES FOR THE PARLOR AND FIRESIDE. 1
neat volume, 16mo. Engravings.
WILLIAM TELL, THE PATRIOT OF SWITZERLAND; to which is added, Andreas
Hofer, the "Tell" of the Tyrol. Cloth.
WINTER (A) WREATH OF SUMMER FLOWERS. By S. G. GOODRICH. Illustrated with
splendid colored plates by French artists. 1 superb volume, 8vo, extra
cloth, gilt edges.
YOUNG AMERICANS PICTURE GALLERY. Containing 500 beautiful engravings.
4to, fancy boards. The same, colored.
YOUNG STUDENT (The); or, RALPH AND VICTOR. By MADAME GUIZOT. 1 volume of
500 pages, with illustrations.
YOUTH'S BOOK OF NATURE. New edition. 1 vol square 16mo, cloth.
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Transcriber's Notes:
Obvious punctuation errors repaired.
Page 12, first word of chapter smallcapped to match rest of text.
Page 34, "enugh" changed to "enough" (and sure enough)
Page 38, "perfecty" changed to "perfectly" (so perfectly happy)
Page 65, "itelf" changed to "itself" (fastened itself)
Page 80, in the cast list Mr. was smallcapped to match the rest of the
cast and usage.
Booklists, the booklist starts with page three in this edition.
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