"A volume of interesting reading that should attract all young people."--_Sunday School Recorder._
OUR LITTLE ANN. By the Author of "Laddie."
The story of a girl, who from the time she left the country town led a chequered life. The various episodes are cleverly connected, and the descriptive portions well told.
"It is possible that 'Laddie' may become a classic."--_Chambers' Journal._
THE CAPTAIN OF FIVE. By Mary H. Debenham.
"Every human being over seven and under seventy will agree in pronouncing it delightful."--_Daily Chronicle._
HOLLYBERRY JANET. By Maggie Symington ("Aunt Maggie").
"An excellent addition to a charming series."--_Academy._
"One of the most delightfully droll story-books that it is possible to conceive of. Brimful of quaint and wonderful notions, and teeming with mirth and 'go.'"--_The Teachers' Aid._
+------------------------------------------------------------------+ | | | Transcriber's notes: | | | | Inconsistent hyphenations (everyday/every-day, | | wastepaper/waste-paper, bathroom/bath-room) have been retained. | | | | On p39 Miss (Agnes) Bibby's rejected novel is listed as being | | written by "Katherine J. Howard Bibby". This is the only | | occurrence of "Katherine" in the text and has been left as | | printed. | | | | On p177 the punctuation preceding the quotation "How happy could | | I be with either" has been adjusted to clarify who is speaking. | | | +------------------------------------------------------------------+
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