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' THE SHADOW OF THE CROSS. An Allegory. (In
_ library and in superfine 16mo. Editions. )

IL,

THE DISTANT HILLS. An Allegory. (In Editions
; uniform with the above.)

“Il,

DHE OLD MAN’S HOME. A Tale. (In Editions un
form with the above.) ~

av:

THE KING’S MESSENGERS. An Allegorical Tale.
(In Editions uniform with the above.)

v.
A COLLECTED EDITION of these FOUR ALLE-
GORIES, elegantly printed in one Volume. (In
Turkey morocco, and in English library binding.)

VI.

THE FALL OF CRGSUS; A Story from Herodotus,
designed to connect the Study of History with the
Doctrine of a superintending Providence.

VI.

THE WARNINGS’ OF THE HOLY WEEK, &c.;
being a Course of Parooura, Lecrurss for the
Week sBerore Easter, and the Easter Festrvais,