Part 6

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=Reader, The Citizen.= By H. O. ARNOLD-FORSTER. Illustrated. =1s. 6d.=

=Reader, The Temperance.= By Rev. J. DENNIS HIRD. Cr. 8vo, =1s. 6d.=

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=Reading and Spelling Book, Cassell’s Illustrated.= =1s.=

=School Bank Manual.= By AGNES LAMBERT. Price =6d.=

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=Shakspere Reading Book, The.= Illustrated. =3s. 6d.= Also Three Books, =1s.= each.

=Spelling, A Complete Manual of.= By J. D. MORELL, LL.D. =1s.=

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=“Little Folks” Half-Yearly Volume.= Containing 432 4to pages, with about 200 Illustrations, and Pictures in Colour. Boards, =3s. 6d.=; cloth, =5s.=

=Bo-Peep.= A Book for the Little Ones. With Original Stories and Verses. Illustrated throughout. Yearly Volume. Boards, =2s. 6d.=; cloth, =3s. 6d.=

=Cassell’s Pictorial Scrap Book=, containing several thousand Pictures beautifully printed and handsomely bound in one large volume. Coloured boards, =15s.=; cloth lettered, =21s.=

=Flora’s Feast.= A Masque of Flowers. Penned and Pictured by WALTER CRANE. With 40 Pages in Colours. =5s.=

=Legends for Lionel.= With 40 Illustrations in Colour, by WALTER CRANE. =5s.=

=The New Children’s Album.= Fcap. 4to, 320 pages. Illustrated throughout. =3s. 6d.=

=The Tales of the Sixty Mandarins.= By P. V. RAMASWAMI RAJU. With an Introduction by Prof. HENRY MORLEY. Illustrated. =5s.=

=Books for Young People.= Illustrated. Cloth gilt, =5s.= each.

=The King’s Command:= | =The Champion of Odin=; or, =A Storyfor Girls.= | =Viking Life in the Days of Old.= By Maggie Symington. | By J. Fred. Hodgetts. =Under Bayard’s Banner.= | =Bound by a Spell=; or, By Henry Frith. | =The Hunted Witch of the Forest=, =The Romance of Invention.= | By the Hon. Mrs. Greene. By James Burnley.

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=Polly: A New-Fashioned Girl.= | =The Palace Beautiful.= By L. T. Meade. | By L. T. Meade. =For Fortune and Glory:= | =Freedom’s Sword:= =A Storyof the Soudan War.= | =A Story of the Days of= By Lewis Hough. | =Wallace and Bruce.= “=Follow My Leader.=” | By Annie S. Swan. By Talbot Baines Reed. | =On Board the “Esmeralda.”= =The Cost of a Mistake.= | By John C. Hutcheson. By Sarah Pitt. | =In Quest of Gold.= =A World of Girls:= | By A. St. Johnston. =The Story of a School.= | =For Queen and King.= By L. T. Meade. | By Henry Frith. =Lost among White Africans.= | =Perils Afloat and Brigands Ashore.= By David Ker. By Alfred Elwes.

=Books for Young People.= Price 2s. 6d. each.

=Heroes of Everyday Life.= | =Early Explorers.= By Laura Lane. Illustrated. | By Thomas Frost. =Decisive Events in History.= | =Home Chat with our Young Folks.= By Thomas Archer. | Illustrated throughout. With Original Illustrations. | =Jungle, Peak, and Plain.= =The True Robinson Crusoes.= | Illustrated throughout. =Peeps Abroad for Folks at Home.= | =The World’s Lumber Room.= Illustrated. | By Selina Gaye.

=The “Cross and Crown” Series.= With Illustrations in each Book. =2s. 6d.= each.

=Strong to Suffer.= | =By Fire and Sword:= =A Story of the Jews.= | =A Story of the Huguenots.= By E. Wynne. | By Thomas Archer. =Heroes of the Indian Empire;= or, | =Adam Hepburn’s Vow:= =Stories of Valour and Victory.= | =A Tale of Kirk and Covenant.= By Ernest Foster. | By Annie S. Swan. =In Letters of Flame:= | =No. XIII.;= or, =A Story of the Waldenses.= | =The Story of the Lost Vestal.= By C. L. Matéaux. | A Tale of Early Christian Days. =Through Trial to Triumph.= | By Emma Marshall. By Madeline B. Hunt.

=“Golden Mottoes” Series, The.= Each Book containing 208 pages, with Four full-page Original Illustrations. Crown 8vo, cloth gilt, =2s.= each.

“=Nil Desperandum.=” | “=Honour is my Guide.=” By the Rev. F. Langbridge, M.A. | By Jeanie Hering “=Bear and Forbear.=” | (Mrs. Adams-Acton). By Sarah Pitt. | “=Aim at a Sure End.=” “=Foremost if I Can.=” | By Emily Searchfield. By Helen Atteridge. | “=He Conquers who Endures.=” | By the Author of | “May Cunningham’s Trial,” &c.

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=Happy Go Lucky .2s.= | =Cheerful Clatter. 3s. 6d.= =Daisy Blue Eyes. 2s.= | =A Dozen and One. 5s.= =Twilight Fancies. 2s. 6d.= | =Bible Talks 5s.=

=Cassell’s Picture Story Books.= Each containing Sixty Pages of Pictures and Stories, &c. =6d.= each.

=Little Talks.= | =Daisy’s Story Book.= | =Auntie’s Stories.= =Bright Stars.= | =Dot’s Story Book.= | =Birdie’s Story Book.= =Nursery Toys.= | =A Nest of Stories.= | =Little Chimes.= =Pet’s Posy.= | =Good-Night Stories.= | =A Sheaf of Tales.= =Tiny Tales.= | =Chats for Small= | =Dewdrop Stories.= | =Chatterers.= |

=Cassell’s Sixpenny Story Books.= All Illustrated, and containing Interesting Stories by well-known writers.

=The Smuggler’s Cave.= | =The Boat Club.= =Little Lizzie.= | =Little Pickles.= =Little Bird,= | =The Elchester College Boys.= =Life and Adventures of.= | =My First Cruise.= =Luke Barnicott.= | =The Delft Jug.= =The Little Peacemaker.=

=Cassell’s Shilling Story Books.= All Illustrated, and containing Interesting Stories.

=Bunty and the Boys.= | =Surly Bob.= =The Heir of Elmdale.= | =The Giant’s Cradle.= =The Mystery at Shoncliff School.= | =Shag and Doll.= =Claimed at Last, and Roy’s Reward.= | =Aunt Lucia’s Locket.= =Thorns and Tangles.= | =The Magic Mirror.= =The Cuckoo in the Robin’s Nest.= | =The Cost of Revenge.= =John’s Mistake.= | =Clever Frank.= =The History of Five Little Pitchers.= | =Among the Redskins.= =Diamonds in the Sand.= | =The Ferryman of Brill.= =Harry Maxwell.= | =A Banished Monarch.= =Seventeen Cats.=

=Illustrated Books for the Little Ones.= Containing interesting Stories. All Illustrated. =1s.= each; cloth gilt, =1s. 6d.=

=Scrambles and Scrapes.= | =Wandering Ways.= =Tittle Tattle Tales.= | =Dumb Friends.= =Up and Down the Garden.= | =Those Golden Sands.= =All Sorts of Adventures.= | =Little Mothers & their Children.= =Our Sunday Stories.= | =Our Pretty Pets.= =Our Holiday Hours.= | =Our Schoolday Hours.= =Indoors and Out.= | =Creatures Tame.= =Some Farm Friends.= | =Creatures Wild.=

=Albums for Children.= Price =3s. 6d.= each.

=The Chit-Chat Album.= Illustrated throughout.

=The New Children’s Album.= Illustrated throughout. Cloth.

=The Album for Home, School, and Play.= Containing Stories by Popular Authors. Set in bold type, and Illustrated throughout.

=My Own Album of Animals.= With Full-page Illustrations.

=Picture Album of All Sorts.= With Full-page Illustrations.

=Little Folks’ Holiday Album.= A charming collection of Stories, &c. Illustrated throughout. Cloth.

=The World’s Workers.= A Series of New and Original Volumes. With Portraits printed on a tint as Frontispiece. =1s.= each.

=Dr. Arnold, of Rugby.= By Rose E. Selfe. =The Earl of Shaftesbury.= By Henry Frith. =Sarah Robinson, Agnes Weston, and Mrs. Meredith.= By E. M. Tomkinson. =Thomas A. Edison and Samuel F. B. Morse.= By Dr. Denslow and J. Marsh Parker. =Mrs. Somerville and Mary Carpenter.= By Phyllis Browne. =General Gordon.= By the Rev. S. A. Swaine. =Charles Dickens.= By his Eldest Daughter. =Sir Titus Salt and George Moore.= By J. Burnley. =David Livingstone.= By Robert Smiles. =Florence Nightingale, Catherine Marsh,= =Frances Ridley Havergal, Mrs. Ranyard (“L.N.R.”).= By Lizzie Alldridge. =Dr. Guthrie, Father Mathew, Elihu Burritt, George Livesey.= By John W. Kirton. LL.D. =Sir Henry Havelock and Colin Campbell, Lord Clyde.= By E. C. Phillips. =Abraham Lincoln.= By Ernest Foster. =George Müller and Andrew Reed.= By E. R. Pitman. =Richard Cobden.= By R. Gowing. =Benjamin Franklin.= By E. M. Tomkinson. =Handel.= By Eliza Clarke. =Turner the Artist.= By the Rev. S. A. Swaine. =George and Robert Stephenson.= By C. L. Matéaux.

=Library of Wonders.= Illustrated Gift-books for Boys. Paper, =1s.=; cloth, =1s. 6d.=

=Wonderful Adventures.= | =Wonders of Bodily Strength= =Wonders of Animal Instinct.= | =and Skill.= =Wonderful Balloon Ascents.= | =Wonderful Escapes.=

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=Wee Willie Winkie.= | =Faith’s Father.= =Ups and Downs of a Donkey’s Life.= | =By Land and Sea.= =Three Wee Ulster Lassies.= | =The Young Berringtons.= =Up the Ladder.= | =Jeff and Leff.= =Dick’s Hero; and other Stories.= | =Tom Morris’s Error.= =The Chip Boy.= | =Worth more than Gold.= =Raggles, Baggles, and the Emperor.= | =Through Flood—Through Fire=; =Roses from Thorns.= | =and other Stories.= =The Girl with the Golden Locks.= | =Stories of the Olden Time.=

=Gift Books for Young People.= By Popular Authors. With Four Original Illustrations in each. Cloth gilt, =1s. 6d.= each.

=The Boy Hunters of Kentucky.= By Edward S. Ellis. =Red Feather: a Tale of the American Frontier.= By Edward S. Ellis. =Seeking a City.= =Rhoda’s Reward; or, “If Wishes were Horses.”= =Jack Marston’s Anchor.= =Frank’s Life-Battle; or, The Three Friends.= =Fritters.= By Sarah Pitt. =The Two Hardcastles.= By Madeline Bonavia Hunt. =Major Monk’s Motto.= By the Rev. F. Langbridge. =Trixy.= By Maggie Symington. =Rags and Rainbows: A Story of Thanksgiving.= =Uncle William’s Charges; or, The Broken Trust.= =Pretty Pink’s Purpose; or, The Little Street Merchants.= =Tim Thomson’s Trial.= By George Weatherly. =Ursula’s Stumbling-Block.= By Julia Goddard. =Ruth’s Life-Work.= By the Rev. Joseph Johnson.

=Cassell’s Two-Shilling Story Books.= Illustrated.

=Stories of the Tower.= | =The Four Cats of the Tippertons.= =Mr. Burke’s Nieces.= | =Marion’s Two Homes.= =May Cunningham’s Trial.= | =Little Folks’ Sunday Book.= =The Top of the Ladder:= | =Two Fourpenny Bits.= =How to Reach it.= | =Poor Nelly.= =Little Flotsam.= | =Tom Heriot.= =Madge and Her Friends.= | =Through Peril to Fortune.= =The Children of the Court.= | =Aunt Tabitha’s Waifs.= =A Moonbeam Tangle.= | =In Mischief Again.= =Maid Marjory.= | =School Girls.= =Peggy, and other Tales.=

=Books for Boys.=

=Ships, Sailors, and the Sea.= By R. J. Cornewall-Jones. Illustrated. =5s.= =Modern Explorers.= By Thomas Frost. Illustrated. =5s.= =Famous Sailors of Former Times.= By Clements Markham. Illustrated. =2s. 6d.= =Wild Adventures in Wild Places.= By Dr. Gordon Stables, R.N. Illustrated. =5s.=

=The “Deerfoot” Series.= By EDWARD S. ELLIS. With Four full-page Illustrations in each Book. Cloth, bevelled boards, =2s. 6d.= each.

=The Hunters of the Ozark.= =The Camp in the Mountains.= =The Last War Trail.=

=The “Log Cabin” Series.= By EDWARD S. ELLIS. With Four Full-page Illustrations in each. Crown 8vo, cloth, =2s. 6d.= each.

=The Lost Trail.= =Camp-Fire and Wigwam.= =Footprints in the Forest.=

=The “Great River” Series.= By EDWARD S. ELLIS. Illustrated. Crown 8vo, cloth, bevelled boards, =2s. 6d.= each.

=Down the Mississippi.= =Lost in the Wilds.= =Up the Tapajos; or, Adventures in Brazil.=

=The “Boy Pioneer” Series.= By EDWARD S. ELLIS. With Four Full-page Illustrations in each Book. Crown 8vo, cloth, =2s. 6d.= each.

=Ned in the Woods.= A Tale of Early Days in the West. =Ned on the River.= A Tale of Indian River Warfare. =Ned in the Block House.= A Story of Pioneer Life in Kentucky.

=The “World in Pictures.”= Illustrated throughout. =2s. 6d.= each.

=A Ramble Round France.= | =Glimpses of South America.= =All the Russias.= | =Round Africa.= =Chats about Germany.= | =The Land of Temples (India).= =The Land of the Pyramids (Egypt).= | =The Isles of the Pacific.= =The Eastern Wonderland (Japan).= | =Peeps into China.=

=Half-Crown Story Books.=

=Little Hinges.= | =At the South Pole.= =Margaret’s Enemy.= | =Soldier and Patriot= =Pen’s Perplexities.= | =(George Washington).= =Notable Shipwrecks.= | =Picture of School Life and Boyhood.= =Golden Days.= | =The Young Man in the Battle of Life.= =Wonders of Common Things.= | By the Rev. Dr. Landels. =Truth will Out.= | =The True Glory of Woman.= | By the Rev. Dr. Landels.

=Three and Sixpenny Library of Standard Tales, &c.= All Illustrated and bound in cloth gilt. Crown 8vo. =3s. 6d.= each.

=Jane Austen and her Works.= | =Peggy Oglivie’s Inheritance.= =Mission Life in Greece= | =The Family Honour.= =and Palestine.= | =Esther West.= =The Three Homes.= | =Working to Win.= =Deepdale Vicarage.= | =Krilof and his Fables.= =In Duty Bound.= | By W. R. S. Ralston, M.A. =The Half Sisters.= | =Fairy Tales.= By Prof. Morley.

=Books for the Little Ones.=

=The Merry-go-Round.= Poems for Children. Illustrated. =5s.= =Rhymes for the Young Folk.= By William Allingham. Beautifully Illustrated. =3s. 6d.= =The Little Doings of Some Little Folks.= By Chatty Cheerful. Illustrated. =5s.= =The Sunday Scrap Book.= With One Thousand Scripture Pictures. Boards, =5s.=; cloth, =7s. 6d.= =Daisy Dimple’s Scrap Book.= Containing about 1,000 Pictures. Cloth gilt, =7s. 6d.= =The History Scrap Book.= With nearly 1,000 Engravings. =5s.=; cloth, =7s. 6d.= =Little Folks’ Picture Album.= With 168 Large Pictures. =5s.= =The Old Fairy Tales.= With Original Illustrations. Boards, =1s.=; cl., =1s. 6d.= =My Diary.= With 12 Coloured Plates and 366 Woodcuts. =1s.= =Sandford and Merton=: In Words of One Syllable. Illustrated =2s. 6d.= =The Story of Robin Hood.= With Coloured Illustrations. =2s. 6d.= =The Pilgrim’s Progress.= With Coloured Illustrations. =2s. 6d.= =Wee Little Rhymes.1s. 6d.= =Little One’s Welcome.1s. 6d.= =Little Gossips.1s. 6d.= =Ding Dong Bell.1s. 6d.= =Good Times.1s. 6d.=

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