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 WINNIE TRAVERS
 BY
 ANNA LISLE.

 OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
 "The author of 'Winnie Travers' knows human nature; she illustrates her
 views in strongly marked character, and even when she may be accused of
 exaggeration, or when she indulges in playfulness, she never loses sight of a
 sound moral. Queen.
 "A pleasant story of English home life. There is a lively succession of inci-
Sdent, and the characters are drawn vigorously and effectively."-John Bull.
 "An eminently satisfactory volume. The language employed is unnsuilly
 happy, and the gift of the 'ready writer' is apparently not lacking to 'Ania
 Lisle.' "- WhIitehall Review.
 Of the class of fictional literature which is supposed to be peculiarly suit-
 able to young girls Winnie Travers' is a decidedly superior example. T;e tale
 is well told; it abounds in interesting incidents; the characters are drawn with
 spirit, and consistently developed, and a useful lesson is unobtrusively incul-
 cated. While the tone of the book is unmistakably religious, this element does
 not predominate unduly."-Scotsman.
 It is an excellent specimen of healthy literature, abounding in life-like
 pictures, exposing the cant of impostors, aitd holding up the example of purity
 a .d truth with consummate skill. The authoress has already achieved a re-
 markable success in her previous works, and 'Winnie Travers' must add to her
 fame."-Croydon Guardi n.
 "These passages from the life of a wilful but very loveable young girl, are
 sure to prove attractive to the class of readers for whose edification and delight
 they are evidently intended, and even those of older growth, who have passed
 the story-book stage of life, will, we think, find the adventurers of 'Winnie
 Travers,' not by any means devoid of interest."-Public Opinion.

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 QUICKSANDS
 A TALE.
 BY
 ANNA LISLE.

 It is a thoroughly woman's book. We can fairly say that we have seldom
met with a graver or more striking warning against the consequences of over
eagerness about worldly position and advantages, more forcibly and, at the
same time, gracefully conveyed. "-Literary Gazette.
 Contains a great deal of quiet and powerful writing. Marty, the maid of
Mrs. Grey, might pass for a creation of Dickens. The moral of Quicksands' is
at once comprehensive and striking."--Weekly Mail.

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