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Lessons from Noble Lives, and other Stories. 31 Illustrations.

Stories of Love and Duty. For Boys and Girls. 31 Illustns.

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Ancass, the Slave Preacher. By the Rev. Henry Bunting.

Bernard Palissy, the Huguenot Potter. By Annie E. Keeling.

Brief Description of the Principal Places mentioned in Holy Scripture.

Bulmer’s History of Joseph.

Bulmer’s History of Moses.

Christianity compared with Popery: a Lecture.

Death of the Eldest Son (The). By CÆsar Malan.

Dove (Margaret and Anna), Memoirs of. By Peter McOwan.

Emily’s Lessons; or, Chapters in the Life of a Young Christian.

Fragments for Young People.

Freddie Cleminson.

Janie: a Flower from South Africa.

Jesus, History of. For Children. By W. Mason.

Precious Seed and Little Sowers.

Sailor’s (A) Struggles for Eternal Life. Memoir of Mr. James Boyden.

Saville (Jonathan), Memoirs of. By the Rev. F. A. West.

Soon and Safe: a Short Life well Spent.

Sunday Scholar’s Guide (The). By the Rev. J. T. Barr.

Will Brown; or, Saved at the Eleventh Hour. By the Rev. H. Bunting.

The Wreck, Rescue, and Massacre; an Account of the Loss of the Thomas King.

Youthful Sufferer Glorified: a Memorial of Sarah Sands Hay.

Youthful Victor Crowned: a Sketch of Mr. C. Jones.

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27. Little Henry and his Bearer.

28. The Little Woodman and his Dog.

29. Johnny: Lessons for Little Boys.

30. Pictures and Stories for the Little Ones.

31. A Story of the Sea and other Incidents.

African Girls; or, Leaves from Journal of a Missionary’s Widow.

Bunyan (John). The Story of his Life and Work told to Children. By E. M. C.

Celestine; or, the Blind Woman of the Pastures.

Christ in Passion Week; or, Our Lord’s Last Public Visit to Jerusalem.

Crown with Gems (The). A Call to Christian Usefulness.

Fifth of November; or, Romish Plotting for Popish Ascendency.

Flower from Feejee. A Memoir of Mary Calvert.

Good Sea Captain (The). Life of Captain Robert Steward.

Grace the Preparation for Glory: Memoir of A. Hill. By Rev. J. Rattenbury.

Hattie and Nancy; or, the Everlasting Love. Book for Girls.

Held Down; or, Why James did Not Prosper.

Hodgson (Mary Bell). A Memorial.

Impey (Harriet Langford). Memorial of.

John Bunyan. By E. M. C.

Joseph Peters, the Negro Slave.

Matt Stubbs’ Dream: a Christmas Story. By M. G. Pearse.

Michael Faraday. A Book for Boys.

Ocean Child (The). Memoir of Mrs. Rooney.

Our Lord’s Public Ministry.

Risen Saviour (The). Gilt edges.

St. Paul, Life of.

Seed for Waste Corners. By Rev. B. Smith. Gilt edges.

Sorrow on the Sea; or, the Loss of the Amazon. Gilt edges.

Street (A) I’ve Lived in. A Sabbath Morning Scene. Gilt edges.

Three Naturalists: Stories of LinnÆus, Cuvier, and Buffon.

Young Maid-Servants (A Book for). Gilt edges.

Precious Seed, and Little Sowers.

Spoiling the Vines.

Rhoda, and Fire in the Soul.

The Fatherly Guide, and Fortune Telling.

Will Brown; or, Saved at the Eleventh Hour. By the Rev. H. Bunting.

Ancass, the Slave Preacher. By the Rev. H. Bunting.

Bernard Palissy, the Huguenot Potter.

‘The Ants’ and ‘The Conies.’

Concerning Play.

‘The Kingly Breaker’ and ‘Sowing the Seed.’

‘The Locusts’ and ‘The Spiders.’

Hattie and Nancy.

Michael Faraday.

Three Naturalists: Stories of LinnÆus, Cuvier, and Buffon.

Celestine; or, the Blind Woman of the Pastures.

John Bunyan. By E. M. C.

Held Down; or, Why James didn’t Prosper. By Rev. B. Smith.

The Good Sea Captain.

1. The Sun of Righteousness.

2. The Light of the World.

3. The Bright and Morning Star.

4. Jesus the Saviour.

5. Jesus the Way.

6. Jesus the Truth.

7. Jesus the Life.

8. Jesus the Vine.

9. The Plant of Renown.

10. Jesus the Shield.

11. Being and Doing Good. By the Rev. J. Colwell.

12. Jessie Allen’s Question.

13. Uncle John’s Christmas Story.

14. The Pastor and the Schoolmaster.

1. The Woodman’s Daughter. By Lillie M.

2. The Young Pilgrim: the Story of Louis Jaulmes.

3. Isaac Watkin Lewis: a Life for the Little Ones. By the Rev. Mark Guy Pearse.

4. The History of a Green Silk Dress.

5. The Dutch Orphan: Story of John Harmsen.

6. Children Coming to Jesus. By Dr. Crook.

7. Jesus Blessing the Children. By Dr. Crook.

8. ‘Under Her Wings.’ By the Rev. T. Champness.

9. ‘The Scattered and Peeled Nation’: a Word to the Young about the Jews.

10. Jessie Morecambe and her Playmates.

11. The City of Beautiful People.

1. The New Scholar.

2. Is it beneath You?

3. James Elliott; or, the Father’s House.

4. Rosa’s Christmas Invitations.

5. A Woman’s Ornaments.

6. ‘Things Seen and Things not Seen.’

7. Will you be the Last?

8. ‘After That?’

9. Christmas; or, the Birthday of Jesus.

10. The School Festival.

11. John’s Teachers.

12. Whose Yoke do You Wear?

13. The Sweet Name of Jesus.

14. My Name; or, How shall I Know?

15. Annie’s Conversion.

16. The Covenant Service.

17. The Chat in the Meadow.

18. The Wedding Garment.

19. ‘Love Covereth all Sins.’

20. Is Lucy V—— Sincere?

21. He Saves the Lost.

22. The One Way.

23. Nora Grayson’s Dream.

24. The Scripture Tickets.

25. ‘Almost a Christian.’

26. ‘Taken to Jesus.’

27. The New Year; or, Where shall I Begin?

28. The Book of Remembrance.

29. ‘Shall we Meet Beyond the River?’

30. Found after Many Days.

31. Hugh Coventry’s Thanksgiving.

32. Our Easter Hymn.

33. ‘Eva’s New Year’s Gift.’

34. Noble Impulses.

35. Old Rosie. By the Rev. Mark Guy Pearse.

36. Nellie’s Text Book.

37. How Dick Fell out of the Nest.

38. Dick’s Kitten.

39. Why Dick Fell into the River.

40. What Dick Did with his Cake.

41. Dick’s First Theft.

42. Dick’s Revenge.

43. Alone on the Sea.

44. The Wonderful Lamp.

45. Not too Young to Understand.

46. Being a Missionary.

47. Willie Rowland’s Decision.

48. ‘Can it Mean Me?’

49. A Little Cake.

50. A Little Coat.

51. A Little Cloud.

52. The Two Brothers; Story of a Lie.