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THE ANGEL UNAWARES; AND OTHER STORIES.
BY MARY HOWITT.
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"A pretty story of kindness rewarded by success. The princ.i.p.al actors are children, and the teaching of the story, while it is full of point for older learners, is adapted especially to the capacity of youth."--_Plymouth and Devonport Journal._
HISTORICAL DRAMAS.
BY THE AUTHOR OF "THE HEIR OF REDCLYFFE."
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"Combines amus.e.m.e.nt with instruction in a way that must please the rising generation."--_Renfrews.h.i.+re Independent._
LOST IN THE WOOD; AND OTHER STORIES.
BY MRS. GILCHRIST.
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"Perfectly healthy in tone, and highly interesting, these tales are indeed most suitable for family reading."--_Gloucester Mercury._
RAINBOW'S REST; AND OTHER STORIES.
BY THOMAS HOOD.
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TOWN OF TOYS. By SARA WOOD.
NO MAN'S LAND. By T. MILLER.
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LOTTIE'S HALF-SOVEREIGN. By Mrs. RUSSELL GRAY.
THE SHEPHERD LORD. By JULIA CORNER.
THE CAPTIVE'S DAUGHTER. By W. HEARD HILLYARD.
THE ORPHANS OF ELFHOLM. By FRANCES BROWNE.
WHEN WE WERE YOUNG. By Author of "A Trap to Catch a Sunbeam."
NOT CLEVER. By FRANCES M. WILBRAHAM.
DEAR CHARLOTTE'S BOYS. By EMILY TAYLOR.
STORY OF NELSON. By W. H. G. KINGSTON.
BLIND URSULA. By Mrs. WEBB.
SEA-Sh.e.l.l ISLAND. By G. E. SARGENT.
WHICH WAS THE BRAVEST? By L. A. HALL.
THE CLOCKMAKER OF LYONS. By E. M. PIPER.
THE ANGEL UNAWARES. By MARY HOWITT.
HISTORICAL DRAMAS. By Author of "The Heir of Redclyffe."
LOST IN THE WOOD. By Mrs. GILCHRIST.
RAINBOW'S REST. By THOMAS HOOD.
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