CRANT AND GRIFFITH,

M. FRASER TYTLER.

THE WONDER SEEKER;

or, THE HisTORY OF Cuaries Doveras. By M. FRASER
Tyrter, Author of “Tales OF THE GREAT AND BRAVE.”
With Illustrations by ABSOLON. Second Edition. Feap. 8vo.
Price 4s. 6d. cloth; 5s. 6d. coloured, gilt edges.

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GLIMPSES OF NATURE,

AND OpsgcTs OF INTEREST DESCRIBED, DURING A VISIT TO
THE ISLE OF WicHT. Designed to assist and encourage Young
Persons in forming habits of observation. By Mrs. Loupon,
Second Edition enlarged, with 41 Illustrations. 3s. 6d. cloth.

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THE YOUNG LADIES’ READER:

With observations on Reading aloud, and Remarks prefixed to
the divisions of the Work. By Mrs. Exuis, Author of “THE
WOMEN OF ENGLAND,” &c. Foolscap 8vo, price 4s. 6d. cloth.

  
     
     
    
 

Contents. —NARRATIVE AND DESCRIPTION. — ILLUSTRATIONS OF CHuaA-
RACTER.— ILLUSTRATIONS OF PRINCIPLE. — IMAGINARY ScENES AND
CoNVERSATIONS.—MISCELLANEOUS P1ecES.—PoETRY.

‘¢ Well calculated to improve the taste, strengthen the judgment, and confirm
moral and religious principles.”—Edinburgh Witness.

    
     
    

 
 

 

THE YOUNG JEWESS AND HER CHRISTIAN SCHOOL:

FELLOWS. By the Author of “ Ruopa,” &c., with a Fron-
tispiece by J. GILBERT. 16mo. price 1s. 6d. cloth.
“The story is beautifully conceived and beautifully told, and is peculiarly
adapted to impress upon the minds of young persons the powerful efficacy of
example.”—Englishwoman’s Magazine.

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RHODA: OR, THE EXCELLENCE OF CHARITY.
With three Illustrations by WILLIAMS. 16mo. Price 2s. cloth.

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tage from studying its simple truths.”— Church and State Gazette.

- Written in plain and unaffected, but elegant language. The design of the

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