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The Princess Idleways.

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Stories of the Old Dominion.

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How to Get Strong,

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The Boys of '76.

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The Story of Liberty.

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Our Children's Songs.

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Little Sunshine's Holiday.--The Cousin from India.--Twenty Years
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Pet; or, Pastimes and Penalties.

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Dogs and their Doings.

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THE

Boy Travellers in the Far East,

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ADVENTURES OF

TWO YOUTHS IN A JOURNEY

TO

JAPAN AND CHINA.

Illustrated, 8vo, Cloth, $3.00.

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A more attractive book for boys and girls can scarcely be
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The best thing for a boy who cannot go to China and Japan is to get this
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