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    stealing away together to read it in secret , until at length the priest comes upon them suddenly I in c The hildren a field Bible while are is solemnl subjected they are y burnt poring to a by long over the what priest persecution to in the the , littl great at e last readers hall extended , leaf he describes by Leaf from , and as cruel * from the looks cursed that ¦ ¦ to day book cruel the . I I

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    arrest f stands boir boy » rTV > a to to +. an f * J see see rtr ) y d \ the removal rAmnval the the mart si sierht ght to f , . ' the the s London side inii young vouner rl , rkTi and follow frkl heretic heretic in lnxir so and n . T doing '' s s coura couracre the + fh « puts vnnnrv ge r himself et girl crir ur n s his Tii , , within « he he sister ai « f sFmrincr . AT prings > the esca oo a / fanaa power through thToiitr fro frrtm li m of the t the f . the he Vlft house llOUS crowa law ¦ 6 . ¦ an & » His ¦ nC " « « , . «

    a lone old , makes knight her is way dead . to , but invoke by his the sister aid , of a Sir visit young John to the Qheeke Queen , , her is arranged father , pes ' s friend and the , on boy his is behalf saved , . . I I Wlien the story closes , the Marian reign of terror has given rl place to Elizabeth ir fthe ' house house rule , an im d the I

    t left little 1 i h e . ilft uuulixuj coun Eng girl crirl land t , ry . j now now ' . . with xrk A a woman woman powerful [ wwcaui the priest , is is tale uciio married married when is a » thus uij the . ua to to told tuju reformed her h < vr / . uncle nn ^ Among miiLri lfiV faith » second « ft * the » uiitJ was rvn other once tiiur son ann , more tales i / tho t ttit . hd )» , - heir received rectJivuu adop p- to ted . o the from ixuui as the the w * relig uSociety ~ having ion v ^ ° b * ,

    Ttiree nearly all Homes of which ; Tlie hav Picture e pretty Reversed illustrations , a , tal we © may of humble name life The in Brydg a country res : a town Story Scottisn ; *» o ® Doctor ' Experimenttale of schoolboy life Elliott Hffaloolm ' 0 Cbronfolea

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    of pictures . IWCjr Coloured Picture Story Book is the title of a remarkably pretty boo * m

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  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 6, 1884, page 1258, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_06121884/page/18/