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Title: Plain Jane

Author: G. M. George

Illustrator: G. M. C. Fry

Release Date: November 12, 2007 [EBook #23455]

Language: English

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PLAIN JANE

G. M. C. FRY
and
G. M. GEORGE

THE DUMPY BOOKS
FOR CHILDREN

27. Plain Jane

The Dumpy Books for Children

CLOTH, ROYAL 32mo, 1/6 EACH

1. The Flamp.
2. Mrs. Turner's Cautionary Stories.
3. The Bad Family.
4. The Story of Little Black Sambo.
5. The Bountiful Lady.
6. A Cat Book.
7. A Flower Book.
8. The Pink Knight.
9. The Little Clown.
10. A Horse Book.
11. Little People: An Alphabet.
12. A Dog Book.
13. The Adventures Of Samuel and Selina.
14. The Little Girl Lost.
15. Dollies.
16. The Bad Mrs. Ginger.
17. Peter Piper's Practical Principles.
18. Little White Barbara.
19. The Japanese Dumpy Book.
20. Towlocks and His Wooden Horse.
21. The Three Little Foxes.
22. The Old Man's Bag.
23. The Three Goblins.
24. Dumpy Proverbs.
25. More Dollies.
26. Little Yellow Wang-lo.
27. Plain Jane.
28. The Sooty Man.
29. Fishy-Winkle.

_A Cloth Case to contain Twelve Volumes can be had, price 2s. net;
or the First Twelve Volumes in Case, price L1 net._

London: GRANT RICHARDS,
48, Leicester Square.

[Illustration (Publisher's Device)
SIR JOSEPH CAUSTON & SONS LIMITED / LONDON]

[Illustration]

Plain Jane

Text by G. M. George

ILLUSTRATED
BY G. M. C. FRY

LONDON:
GRANT RICHARDS
1903

That model Miss, Jemima Jane
Was very good, and very plain;
Her parents noticed with delight
How neat she was, and how polite.
Sometimes her young companions came
And begged she'd join them in a game.
But it was never any use;