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The CHILDREN'S LIBRARY

Illustrated. Post 8vo., pinafore cloth binding, floral edges, 2s 6d. each.

1. The Brown Owl. By Ford H. Hueffer. Illustrated by Madox Brown.	12. Nutcracker and Mouse King and other Stories. By E. T. A. Hoffmann. Translated from the German by Ascott R. Hope.
2. The China Cup. By Felix Volkhovsky. Illustrated by Malischeff.	13. Once upon a Time: Fairy Tales. Translated from the Italian by Luigi Capuana. With Illustrations by C. Mazzanti.
3. Stories from Fairyland. By Georges Drosines. Illustrated by Thos. Riley.	14. The Pentamerone; or, The Story of Stories. By Giambattista Basile. Translated from the Neapolitan by John Edward Taylor.
4. The Story of a Puppet. By C. Cullodi. Translated from the Italian by M. A. Murray. Illustrated by G. Mazzanti.	New Edition, revised and edited by Helen Zimmern. Illustrated by George Cruikshank.
5. The Little Princess. By Lina Eckenstein. Illustrated by Dudley Heath.	15. Finnish Legends. Adapted by R. Eivind. Illustrated from the Finnish Text.
6. Tales from the Mabinogier. By Meta Williams.	16. The Pope's Mule, and other Stories. By Alphonse Daudet. Translated by A. D. Beavington-Atkinson and D. Havers. Illustrated by Ethel K. Martyn.
7. Irish Fairy Tales. Edited by W. B. Yeats. Illustrated by Jack B. Yeats.
8. An Enchanted Garden. By Mrs. Molesworth. Illustrated by J. W. Henessey.	17. The Little Glass Man, and other Stories. Translated from the German of Wilhelm Hauffman. Illustrated by James Pryde.
9. La Belle Nivernaise. By Alphonse Daudet. Illustrated by Montegut.	18. Robinson Crusoe. By Daniel Defoe.
10. The Feather. By Ford H. Hueffer. Frontispiece by Madox Brown.	19. The Magic Oak Tree, and other Fairy Stories. By Knatchbull Hugessen (Lord Brabourne) Author of "Prince Mangold," "Queer Folk," &c.
11. Finn and His Companions. By Standish O'Grady, Author of "Red Hugh's Captivity," &c., Illustrated by J. B. Yeats.	20. Pax and Carlino. By Ernest Beckman.

SOME PRESS NOTICES.

"Happy children who are to own books as pretty and portable as this is." Saturday Review.
"The delightful 'Children's Library.'"—National Observer.
"The binding and printing are simply exquisite."—Vanity Fair.
"What a dainty little blue book!"—Whitehall Review.
"Prettily got up."—Times.
"Fascinating in appearance."—AthenÆum.
"Very daintily printed and bound."—Daily Chronicle.
"One of the prettiest books ever trusted to a child's hand."—Queen.
"Altogether agreeable to the eye."—Globe.
"Exquisite and dainty."—British Weekly.
"Very dainty and unique."—Review of Reviews.
"All the books are delightfully illustrated."—Bookseller.
"With every advantage that a dainty binding excellent paper, and admirable printing can bestow."—Guardian.

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