S BROWNE. With
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"The Talking Bird," etc. Illustrated by JOHN ABSOLON. Small
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Laugh and Grow Wise;

By the Senior Owl of Ivy Hall. With Sixteen large coloured
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Pictures from the Pyrenees;

Or, Agnes' and Kate's Travels. With numerous Illustrations.
Small 4to.; price _3s. 6d._ cloth; _4s. 6d._ coloured, gilt
edges.

The Early Dawn;

Or, Stories to Think about. By a COUNTRY CLERGYMAN.
Illustrated by H. WEIR, etc. Small 4to.; price _2s. 6d._
cloth; _3s. 6d._ coloured, gilt edges.

Gruffel Swillendrinken;

Or, The Reproof of the Brutes. By A. CROWQUILL, author of "The
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_3s. 6d._

Harry Hawkins's H-Book;

Shewing how he learned to aspirate his H's. With a
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Bible Emblems;

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MISS JEWSBURY.

Angelo;

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The Martyr Land;

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too early acquainted."--_London Literary Review_.

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