JUVENILE BOOKS.

ROUTLEDGE’S ONE-SHILLING JUVENILES.

18mo, price 1s., well printed, with Tlustrations.

Grace Greenwood’s Stories

for her Nephews and Nieces. |

. Helen’s Fault. By the
Author of “ Adelaide Lind-
say.”

The Cousins,
M ‘Intosh.
Ben Howard ; or, Truth

and Honesty. By C. Adams.
Bessie and Tom : A Book
for Boys and Girls.
Beechnut : A Franconian
Story. By ¥acob Abbott.
Wallace: A Franconian
Story. By Yacob Abbott.
Madeline. By Yacod Abbott.

Mary Erskine. By acod
Abbott.
oy Bell. By Yacod Aéb-

visit ‘to my Birth-place. By
Miss Bunbury.

Carl Krinken ; or, The
Christmas Stocking. By JZiss
Wetherell.

Mr. Rutherford’s Children.
By Miss Wetherell.

Mr. Rutherford’s Children.
endseries. By Miss Wetherell.

Emily Herbert. By dfiss
M ‘Intosh.

Rose and Lillie Stanhope.
By Miss M‘Intosh.

Casper. By Miss Wetherell.

The Brave Boy ; or, Chris-
tian Heroism.

Magdalene and Raphael.

The Story ofa Mouse. By

Mrs. Perring.

Our Charla; By Ms.
Stowe.
Uncle Frank’s Home

Stories,

By Miss *

 

Village School-feast.
Mrs. Perring.

Nelly, the Gipsy Girl.

The Birthday Visit. By
Miss Wetherell

Stories for Week Days and
Sundays.

Maggie and Emma. By
Miss M‘Intosh.

Charlie and Georgie ; or,
‘The Children at Gibraltar.
Story ofaPenny. By A/rs.

Perring.

Aunt Maddy? s Diamonds.
By Harriet Myrtle.
Two School Girls. By

Miss Wetherell.

The Widow and_ her
Daughter. By Miss Wethe-
rete.

Gertrude and her Bible. By
Miss Wetherelt.

The Rose in the Desert.
By Miss Wetherell.

The Little Black Hen. By
Miss Wethereli.

Martha and Rachael.
By Miss Wetherell.

The Carpenter’s Daughter.
By Miss Wetherell.

The Story of a Cat.

- By Mrs. Perring.

Easy Poetry for Children,
Witha Coloured Frontispiece
and Vignette.

The Basket of Flowers.
With a Coloured Frontispiece
and Vignette.

The Story of a Dog.
By Mrs. Perring.

Ashgrove Farm. By J@s.
Myrtle,

Aunt Margaret’s Visit.

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