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SMIT J I, ELDEE AJSTX) CO.

NEW BOOKS FOR YOUNG READERS.

the parents’ cabinet of Amusement and Instruction for Young
Persons. New edit., carefully revised, in 12 Monthly Shilling Volumes,
each complete in itself, and each containing a full page Illustration in oil
colours, with wood engravings, and handsomely bound in ornamented
boards.

contents.

AMUSING STORIES, all tending to the development of good qualities, and the avoidance of faults.
BIOGRAPHIC A. L ACCOUNTS OF RE MARKA i! LE CHARACTERS, interesting to Young lYople.
SIMPLE NARRATIVES OF HISTORICAL EVENTS, suited to the capacity of children.
ELUCIDATIONS OF NATURAL HISTORY, adapted to encourage habits of observation.
FAMI LIAR EXPLANATIONS OF NOTABLE SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERIES AND MECHANICAL
INVENTIONS.

LIVELY ACCOUNTS OF THE GEOGRAPHY, INHABITANTS, AND PRODUCTIONS OF
DIFFERENT COUNTRIES.

Miss Edgewokth’s Opinion of the Parents’ Cabinet:—

"I almost feel afraid of praising it as much as I think it deserves. . . . There is so much
variety in the book that it cannot tire. It alternately excites and relieves attention,and does not lead
to the bad habit ot frittering away the mind by requiring no exertion from the reader. . . . Whoever
vour scientific associate is, he understands his business and children’s capabilities right well. . . .
Without lecturing, or prosing, you keep the right and the wrong clearly marked, and hence all
the sympathy of the young people is always enlisted on the right side."

%* Vols. I. to X. are now ready.

By the Author of " Round the Fire," &c.
i.

unica : a Story for a Sunday
Afternoon. With Pour
Illustrations. Price 3s. cloth.

" The character of Unica is charmingly
conceived, and the story pleasan’ly told."—Spectator.

" An i xcellent and exceedingly pretty story for
children."—Statesman.

"This tale, like its author’s former ones, will
find favour in the nursery."—Athenæum.

it.

old gingerbread and the
school-boys. With Pour
Coloured Plates. Price 3s. cloth.

"’Old Gingerbread and the School-boys’ is
delightful, and the drawing and colouring of the
pictorial part done with a spirit and correctness."
—Press.

" This tale is very good, the descriptions being
natural, with a feeling of country freshness."—

Spectator.

" The book is well got up, and the coloured plates
are very pretty."—Globe.

"An excellent boys’ book ; excellent in its moral,
chaste and simple in its language, and luxuriously
illustrated."—Illustrated News of the World.

"A very lively and excellent tale, illustrated
with very delicately coloured pictures." —
Economist.

"A delightful story for little boys, inculcating
benevolent feelings to the poor."—Eclectic Review.

iii.

willie’s birthday; showing now
a Little Boy did what he Liked,
and how iie Enjoyed it. With
Four Illustrations. Price 2s. 6d. cl.

iv.

willie’s rest : a Sunday Story.
With Pour Illustrations. Price
2s. 6d. cloth.

"Graceful little tales, containing some pretty
parables, and a good deal of simple feeling."—
Economist.

"Extremely well written story books, amusing
and moral, aiid got up in a very handsome style.
—Hominy Herald.

V.

uncle jack, the fault killer.

With Four Illustrations. Price 3s. cl.

"Ail excellent little book of moral improvement
made pleasant to children ; it is far beyond the
common-place moral tale in design and execution."
—Globe.

vi.

round the fire: Six Stories
for Young Readers. Square
16mo, with Four Illustrations.
Price 3s. cloth.

" Charmingly written tales for the young."—
Leader.

" Six delightful little stories."—Guardian.
"Simple and very interesting." — Nati nal
Review.

" True children’s stories."—Athenæum.

the king ofthe golden river;

or, The Black Brothers. By
John Ruskin, M.A. Third edition,
with 22 Illustrations by Richaro
Doyle. Price 2s. 6d.

" This little fancy tale is by a master-hand. The
story has a charming moral."—Examiner.

stories from the parlour
printing press. By the

Authors of the "Parents’ Cabinet."
Fcap. 8vo, price 2s. cloth.

rhymes for little ones.

With 16 Illustrations. Is. 6d. cloth.

little derwent’s breakfast.

2s. cloth.

juvenile miscellany. Six
Engravings. Price 2s. 6d.. cloth.

investigation ; or, Travels in
the Boudoir. By Miss IIalsted.
Fcap. cloth, price 3s. 6d.

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