BY MRS. MARSHALL.

EDWARD’S WIFE: a Tale. In crown 8vo, Frontispiece,
5s., cloth.

“This is a very charming story; fresh, natural, and touching.’—Christian
Advocate.

CHRISTABEL KINGSCOTE; or, The Patience of Hope.

Crown 8vo. Frontispiece. 5s., cloth.

VIOLET DOUGLAS; or, The Problems of Life. Crown

8vo. Frontispiece, 5s., cloth.

**A pleasant, healthy story of English life, full of sound religious teaching.’’—
Standard,

THE OLD GATEWAY ; or, the Story of Agatha. Crown
8vo, Frontispiece, 5s., cloth.

Tt is pleasant and gracefully written, and Roland Bruce is a character of no
ordinary beauty.”— Guardian. 3

MILLICENT LEGH: A Tats. In crown 8vo, with a
Frontispiece, 5s., cloth.

«A sweet and pleasing story, told with asustained and even grace.”—Guardian.

BROOK SILVERTONE AND THE LOST LILIES:
Two Tates. With Fourteen Engravings, 2s. 6d., cloth.

«Two pleasant stories for littie girls, by a writer of some merit, are here pre-
sented in a tastefully embellished volume.”—Atheneum.

HELEN’S DIARY; or, Thirty Years Ago. Second
Edition, with Frontispiece, 5s., cloth.

BROTHERS AND SISTERS; or, True of Heart.
Fourth Edition, with Frontispiece, 5s., cloth.

LESSONS OF LOVE; or, Aunt Bertha’s Visit to the
Elms. Third Edition, with Frontispiece, 2s. 6d., cloth.

«4 pretty and useful description of the ways and doings of children at home,
enlivened by some very well-told stories,”—Guardian.