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II . April i , 1890 The Publishers' Circular 4 O 9
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WALTER SMITH & INNES' LIST IN THE PRESS . NATURE AND WOODCRAFT . By John Watson , Author of Sylvan Folks , ' ' A Year in the Fields , ' & o . Illustrated by Y . E . Lodge . Crown 8 vo . 5 s . TRUTH WITH HONOUR . By 0 . E . Coleridge and M . Bbamston . Crown 8 vo . 5 $ . BOOKS FOR PRESENTS , NEW ILLUSTRATED BOOKS . PAUL'S FRIEND . By Stella Austin . With Sixteen Illustrations by S . B . Gates . 5 s . ' A charming taUe of children , cats , and human nature delightfully told . '—Scotsman * . SOAP BUBBLES . By Isabella Weddle . With Eight Illustrations by T . Pym . 2 s . 6 d . esqueueds ' The which auDbor will call commend s them fra them gile to fancies older , readers but if they as well are as fragile to the they yotihg are folks algo . ' gracefu —Scottish l , and Leader have imaginative . pictur-SIX SHILLING BOOKS . THREE LITTLE MAIDS ; or , The Chronicles of Acacia Garden . By Maey Bathurst Deane . With Illustrations , crown 8 vo . cloth . [ Just ready . ' There Tbat ia is the a quiet . worst and of this quaint story humour , there about is no nex Miss t volnme Deane ' s /— book Acadkmy which . makes it exceedingly readable/—Athen ^ um . ' Remarkably amusing . Admirable in ton <\ and quite free from thp sentimentality whi ^ ta makes r ^ many books of simp this class ly one quite of the unfit most for delightfu the readers l books for whom of the season they are . written We had . made Every up thing our minds here is to thoroughly say as much bright before and reading wholesome half — of better it . And compliment yet went , on ' —Speotatoii to the end— . a hard-worked reviewer struggling against the torrent of gift-books can hardly pay a COLONEL RUSSELL'S BABY . By Ellinor Davenpokt Adams . [ Just ready . 'Gives the author high rank amongst those whose calling it is to supj ly the intelligent public with pleasing fiction to the profit 1 ClevfcK of , both brightly . '—Spectator written , and . agreeable ; deserves to be classed with " Little Lord Fauntleroy Pall . "' Mall Gazette . PEN . By the Author of * Tip-Cat / ' Laddie , ' & c . ' The There plo is t , unfo though rced slight fidelity , is and effective nature , the hi pathos the studies is genuine of the and two rings little true girls . '— Pen Athen and , Tre « um . ' . Saturday Review . IN HIDING- By M . Bbamston . distinct 'A story advance which on , anything in respect the both author of lite has rary heretofore finish and achieved power in . the The conception interest is and skilfully development sustained of from character the beginning , marks a to the end . ' —Scottish Leader . A HOUSEFUL OF GIRLS . By Saeah Tytlee . no violation 1 From Miss of the Sarah truth Tytler s of common we are safe life . to " receive A Houseful no melodramatic of Girls " is balderdash in the manner , no uncouth familiar and to Mies meaningles Tytier ' s s readers sentences —a , straightforward tale simply told . The heroines are four young charming sisters . '—Saturday Review . IN THE SPRING TIME . By Alice Webeb . particular 1 Ib an walk advance of fiction on that which most she delicate has pelected study " for Angela heraelf . " . '— Misa Spectator Weber . lias not a superior , she has hardly a rival in the A U a delightful study of girl life . *—Athenaeum THREE SHILLINGS AND SIXPENCE . BY THE AUTHOR OP 'TIP-CAT * & c . LIL . ' ' A A bit cha of rming delig sketch htful reading of English . * -S family cottish life Lkadku by a justl . y favoured * writer A capita . '— Athenjkum l Htory . ' Kkcomo . . OUR LITTLE ANN . New Just and ready Cheap . Edition , with Two llluHtrationtj . 1 Her character is ono of tbo most beautiful things we have met iu fiction . . . . Altogether genuine , refreshing , delightful . ' ---Scotsman . TIP-CAT . Cheap Edition , with Two Illustrations by Randolph Caldecott . and ' m We uch welcome observation another of human tale by , and the anonymous especially chUd author ren ' of H , " nature Laddie are " displayed In this unaRPuming , together with story a delightful genuine humour style . ' — , pathos Timks . , TWO SHILLINGS . JUJUBE : a Tale of Humanity in 1887 . By Isabel Hohnimiook . kno * w A of pow this erful book utory . — , National pathetic and Ohuiu unexaggerated h . , with a fine young hero . TIioho who have to read alOud will bo glad to Complete Catalogue sent post-free on application . London : WALTER SMITH & INNES , 31 & 82 Bedford Street , Strand .
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Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), April 1, 1890, page 409, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01041890/page/47/
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