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i57o The Publishers' Circular Pec. 6,188...
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tells K ^ AAM We of ^^ ^ fc a m . < m Four ^ famil fc ^ ^ W »^^ *>^ b y w Ch of ^^ ^ k ildre ei ^^ Jfcta g ^ * ht ^ h ** n childre ^^ , Jfc ^ b ^ Jfc y ^^*^ M ^«^ ^ n k . , a A and wi ^ m . ^^* + H * mt ^ how ^ oyer m - »^ - » they , ^ r ^^ is ~ - —• - ^ m a spent — y bri - —¦ g ht a holid , happy ay j ^^ . book The - fo for ur elder - young children - children - — — ¦ went » - " — . tg- j ^ ¦¦ to y It I > u m ¦ * ~ A . « . « • *« A i It much Till to their _ »¦¦ *
a resolved thing Chora to l to Societ do form . The y , a and kind plan the of answered four juvenile juniors literary admirabl were society y left . What pretty , in which with tales each , of lectures them own , should drawings resources have , & . c some They , the - evenings ftveninfirs passed r > assed very verv cheerily eheerilv . . The The tale tale is is novel novel , striking striding , , and ana entertaining entertaining , , and ana will will servp serve
to make many a winter holiday evening pass pleasantl , y among the little folk . will Romanc derive enjo e of tl ^ e t Forests well , b instruction y Ascott R from . Hope the .. series Both of \ young stories ouuhvo peop comprised le and in their i this seni book ors
MLLLL , U . t / 1 A V tg ^ -tJ- J UM Ir v ^ J ymen XXIOXX V ihti as W CU ' ' Ct as O XXXP ¦ tiJ *—¦— ' . UUlH —¦ •—¦—— — ¦ Ull •——¦ XlUlll ¦ « . —¦ 1 tliC oouoo . jjl . k wixn h / 41 ovu a _* uuio UUUK .. . JI Most of the chapters are founded onThistorical facts " of T ^ egen ^ iryTloreV ^ ^ and ^^ include ^ ^^ the " ' ^^ XUXXX romance « iXXC / t 3 KJM of . ' Robin 1 VU MILL JjLUUU Hood , ' legends ICgCUUD of KJL , German \ Jt Cl XAJ . c * XX xvx forests ^^ kjwo mixjiv and * of va the « uu backwoods k / ujv / u . tt v / v / va o of ^ # j . America xuu ^ l IV / di . ,
Twelve graphic illustrations add to the * interest of the volume . A story which the younger children wilLlike is Noel and Geoff , by Frances Armstrong , and it has the advantag 4 / VC 1411 V of V ^ X belong / lV / llfiL ing in a special / sense » r ** »* # to the ^ lit ——V erature < w > vw « r ^ of ^ _ , the * season MVWWMVAA for A
UHVi X \ J IICVO l / Xl ^ C V ) VtVfik e II ^ V A XXCk XA 1 1-V RJ »_^ X ^ ^* . « - *»» p ^^ .. ^^ w ^ _ r v m ^ m . -m . .. ^* a . . r r v « .. ^ r , V ^ X it is concerned with three Christmas Days and the adventures of a boy and girl upon them . the U 11 C Exiled time UllilV Ul of , or J Louis ^ UUIO When XVI ^ X . T Great - ¦ - . a Cll nobleman UV Grandmother k / lVlUUlll ana UUU 1 was his XXXU grand ^ Young J . V W-a ' ^* - -daug ' - **• , b y -Q ** hter Catherin w ^^^ . , exiled - ^^»^ . * e -w v ^ Mary . from ^ . ^ . ^ + m . * . MacSorley th mt ^ m .- eir ** , *^ . country -SS- ~ r *^ . . M-M . U J . In J ,
take refuge in an English country town and give lessons in French as a naeansvpf earning a livelihood . The stately manners and general disposition of the young lady prevent her . from becoming stray Qt X CU y doe \ JL \ -rGL : V of popular / X V one / llV \ of - / . her Hfl A ^ old V ittl / 1 V 1 pupils yj e incident pXLK 3 , AVU leads ( V 4 , however to W the V 1 AV A formation ^ , ^^ in ¦_¦ - * « - which « v-M . ^ - ' - * - * of ^ - ^ . Jacqueline ¦ ^ amicabl *^» »¦» * ^ yy «» - * -. * e ^^ relations ¦* . rescues wr ^«^ w w • +. *¦ « 4 y and between ^» - ^ r v » restores •¦ ^^ -w ^ a herself ^ a ^^ a the wviz
and the young people . The story is pleasantly told and thoroughly readable . The vps and Downs of a Sixpence , by M . Seymour , will be greatly welcomed for the coming festive seasoai by our boys and girls . The strange career of the sixpence is worked out li
with with skill « kill , . and and the th « volume volume is is remarkable remarkable tor for its its ingenui inerenuitv ty , . The xne adventures aaventures of oi the tne coin coin are are \\ cleverly described . The volume is illustrated . j Ada Norman ' s Xrlals and Difficulties , a Story for Girls , by M . Seymour , illustrated by 0 LThomasThis story for irls is a remarkablgood one . It is not without romantic
. . . g y CM and incidents . AC 4 . few IClf CllV advant , but T CillUClltalVIJ its ages chief —to t /\ - / aim lead AViVtl is a CV to hel 11 V set 1 L p / 1 ful Ul forth and UI 1 AU . the useful * M -. LJ \^ X strugg . % JL 4 . life X 1 JLV * . les In J of -XX her a j . \ yjb girl efforts ^ - /* — J . ' * -r with * w . *»^ she k ^ a & commonp v ^ frequentl JU * - VVJ ^ mvaavaj lace y fails , m . Mp abilities . a ~ B . M , but -w v * w
healthy llvCwlUU by perseverance *^ and CIlXJ Vi usefu tiOvl she Ul l book »^/ \_/ ultimatel \_ J-CK , than UllUfXl y this tilXO attains to t \/ -ip L ^ lace XCW t deserved / V / in JLAJL the Vii V hands IXtVllVikf success is of V . ^_ g G We y 4 irls UJL . AWi . have _ It — . «/ will »? rarel — . JkJ . be M ^~ y of V » met / -t _ especial ^^ fk 4 ^ kr with ^_ # ^» # ^ . «^ w -w a service ^^ ' more -l . * * w 11 _ _____ _ — , —— . — a * — . — -Is * * "
to those who think they have small abilities . , and who are inclined to imagine that they will I never succeed in doing anything useful or worthy . This story of Ada Norman will encourage girls to in the attempt to do greater W- * X things than VXAUI 11 they \ ever / ^ Jk dreamt \ A 4 . \ MIA 4 was ff i «» J possible fc / VWM W * V for
VHia UV 7 persevere UV ? 1 OV > V t * X V / XXJ I'HU CWVUVillk ' V UV U . V / ^ XV ^ C « VlllAAgM . JJLA .-KSY ^ v vy- V * -vthem to attain to in their own sphere of life . We wish for this book as large a circulation as it deserves to have , and therefore give it our hearty commendation .
Songs and Poems for Cnlldren , edited by Carrie Davenport . This is not a book of their mere nursery passion rh for ymes dolls , but and a rocking choice sheaf iiui horses of Oi verses The xiiu suitable selection ? uxv ^ i for is young a / i folks representative i who baguuaui are outgrowing oneand i ^
many lajLCLl . uaooiuil copyright XKjx , poems \ AKJX . i . O OiLXW have . l . v / been v > ix . iu g included - o ^ . , by permission o ^> xvv » . ji - of some very y v jr well x vj ^/ - known authors r u viiuj , and »«» ! publishers . Boys and girls who are fond of reciting poetry will find in this volume quite a
storehouse of * pieces suitable tor that purpose .
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Xhe Sleepers Awakened , or the Artist's Little Model , by Alfred E . Knights This is a reliious UO story K \\ for childrendescribing the pathetic life and death of little lad whom
a l ^ LIglV rising g artist > JJM . J befriended 1 UI VAU . JIVI .. 1 . CLJ . , , There UUOVlllLflll is rather g MXVI £ S too CWU . & JLV much > V 1 U 1 UV theology uiuv * , UVU in | VU the VA . . book Liu U 4 . V > Davey JL for /(« V the V V - i capacities a C * XfJVVt . II "" " of
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Two Conceited Puppies , their Painful Experiences and Virtuous Resolutions , by the here Rev . related Frederick in a Langbrid very amusing ge , M way . A . for The the surpris edification ing adventures of young ' peop of le two . The daring book pupp is cleverly ies are I
illustrated . j tending Tbe but Day bri of ght Days and Annual suggestive , conducted magazine by for the Sunday Rev . reading Charles retains Bullock all , D its . D . old Tnis freshness unpre- 1 1 I
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Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 6, 1889, page 1570, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_06121889/page/36/
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