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THE LADY'S ALBUM OF FANCY WORK FOR 1850,
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HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN.

THE DREAM OF LITTLE TUK,
AND OTHER TALES, by H. C. ANDERSEN. Translated and dedi-
cated to the Author by CHARLES BonER. Illustrated by Count
Pocct. Feap. 8vo. price 3s 6d. plain, 4s. coloured.-'

“¢ Full of charming passages of prose, poetry, and such tiny dramatic scenes,
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TALES FROM DENMARK,
by Hans CurisTIAN ANDERSEN. Translated by CHARLES
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VISITS TO BEECHWOOD FARM;
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Englishwoman’s Magazine.

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LES JEUNES NARRATEURS;
ou, Petits Contes Moravux. With A Key to the difficult
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“The stories are thoroughly French in spirit as well as in style; this is bet-
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THE FIRST BOOK OF GHOGRAPHY,

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to the Young Teacher. By Hueco Rei, Author of * Elements
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