DOLL WORLD; or, Play and Earnest. A Study from Real Life. With 8 Illustrations. By C. A. Saltmarsh. 16mo. 2_s_. 6_d_.
'It is a capital child's book, and it has a charm for grown-up people also, as the fairy haze of "long-ago" brightens every page. We are not ashamed to confess to the "thrilling interest" with which we followed the history of "Robertina" and "Mabel."'--_Athenæum_.
DEBORAH'S DRAWER. With 9 Illustrations. 16mo. 2_s_. 6_d_.
'Any godmamma who wishes to buy an unusually pretty and artistically-written gift-book for an eight-year-old pet cannot do better than spend a florin or two on the contents of "Aunt Deborah's Drawer."'--_Athenæum_.
DAISY'S COMPANIONS; or, Scenes from Child Life. A Story for Little Girls. With 8 Illustrations. 3rd Edit. 16mo. 2_s_. 6_d_.
'If anybody wants a pretty little present for a pretty (and good) little daughter, or a niece or grand-daughter, we cannot recommend a better or tastier one than "Daisy's Companions."'--_Times_.
Uniform Illustrated Edition, neatly bound in cloth, post 8vo. 3_s_. 6_d_. each; gilt edges, 4_s_. 6_d_.
POOR JACK. With Sixteen | THE SETTLERS IN CANADA. Illustrations after Designs by | With Illustrations by Clarkson Stanfield, R.A. | Gilbert and Dalziel. THE MISSION; or, Scenes in | THE PRIVATEERSMAN. Africa. With Illustrations by | Adventures by Sea and Land in John Gilbert. | Civil and Savage Life One THE PIRATE, AND THREE | Hundred Years Ago. Illustrated CUTTERS. With Memoir of the | with Eight Steel Engravings. Author, and 20 Steel Engravings | MASTERMAN READY; or, the by Clarkson Stanfield, R.A. | Wreck of the Pacific. Cheap Edition, without | Embellished with Ninety-three Illustrations, 1_s_. 6_d_. | Engravings on Wood.
A BOY'S LOCKER. A Smaller Edition of Captain Marryat's Books for Boys, in 12 vols. Fcap. 8vo. in a compact cloth box, 21_s_.
FAIRYTALES AND SKETCHES. Translated by C. C. Peachey, H. Ward, A. Plesner, &c. With 104 Illustrations by Otto Speckter and others. Crown 8vo. 6_s_.
'The translation most happily hits the delicate quaintness of Andersen--most happily transposes into simple English words the tender precision of the famous story-teller; in a keen examination of the book we scarcely recall a single phrase or turn that obviously could have been bettered.'--_Daily Telegraph_.