Sustructibe and Amusing

 

In feap. 8vo, price 7s. 6d. elegantly bound and gilt, with

NUMEROUS ILLUSTRATIONS BY HARVEY,

THE

DOCTOR'S LITTLE DAUGHTER;

THE STORY OF

@ Chilt’s Life aucitst the POoods anh Bills.

BY ELIZA METEYARD.

(SILVERPEN.)

 

* This is a very delightful book, especially calculated for the amusement and |
instruction of our young friends; and is evidently the production of a right-
thinking and accomplished mind.”—Church of England Review. I

‘ An elegant, interesting, and uncbjectionable present for young ladies. The i
moral of the book turns on benevolence."—Christian Times. !

“ This Story of a Child’s Life is so full of beauty and meekness, that we can |
hardly express our sense of its worth in the words of common praise,”—Non- |
conformist, |

“ This will be a choice present for the young."—British Quarterly Review, |

“ The whole story is told with a most touching grace, and a golden glow of
poetry pervades it. The fine designs of Harvey which illustrate the book, add
greatly to its attractiveness, and we cannot entertain a doubt of its becoming one -
of the most popular volumes in the ‘ Children’s Idbrary.’ "— Kea Cook's Journal.

‘*An excellent plan as excellently worked out. There are passages in thit
volume which form a noble monument of Miss Meteyard's sound judgment avd
penetrating intellect . . . the work is one of the ablest and best of its class."— |

Weekly Chronicle. |

** One of the best and prettiest children's books we have ever met with.” — Atlus.

 

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