Pride and His Prisoners.

The Spanish Cavalier. With Eight Illustrations.

The Triumph Over Midian.

A tale for the young, illustrative of the Scripture history of
Gideon.

The Young Pilgrim. A Tale illustrating the "Pilgrim's Progress."
With Twenty-seven Illustrations.

A child's companion to the "Pilgrim's Progress." It is intended
to bring the ideas of that wonderful allegory within the
comprehension of the young mind.

New Uniform Binding. Post 8vo Volumes. Price 2s. each.

The City of Nocross.

The Crown of Success; or, Four Heads to Furnish. With Eight
Illustrations.

Fairy Frisket; or, Peeps at Insect Life. With Upwards of Fifty
Illustrations.

Fairy Know-a-Bit; or, A Nutshell of Knowledge. With Upwards of
Forty Illustrations.

The Holiday Chaplet of Stories. With Eight Illustrations.

Precepts in Practice; or, Stories Illustrating the Proverbs.
With Thirty-nine Illustrations.

The Silver Casket; or, The World and its Wiles. Illustrated.

The Sunday Chaplet of Stories. With Eight Illustrations.

War and Peace. A Tale of the Retreat from Cabul in 1842. With
Eight Illustrations.

A Wreath of Indian Stories.

Uniform with the "Little Hazel" Series.

Post 8vo, cloth extra. Price 1s. 6d. each.

The Academy Boys in Camp. By S. F. SPEAR.

A capital story for boys. The characters and incidents are
natural, and are sketched in a lively and attractive way.

A Dog's Mission; or, The Story of the Old Avery House. And Other
Stories. By HARRIET BEECHER STOWE. With Illustrations.

Archie's Find. A Story of Australian Life. By ELEANOR STREDDER,
Author of "Jack and His Ostrich," etc.

A pleasantly-written story of life in Australia. It tells how
Archie accidentally discovered a gold-mine, and thus brought
about important changes in more lives than one.

At "The Hollies;" or, Staying with Auntie. By E. TABOR STEPHENSON,
Author of "When I was a Little Girl," etc.

A tale for the young, full of instruction, and written in a
picturesque style.

Aunt Bell, the Good Fairy of the Family. With the Story of Her
Four-footed Black Guards. By HENLEY I. ARDEN.

A capital book for the young. It shows the responsibility
which attaches to the possession of great