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MILES HARLING.    By the Author of "At Sixes and Sevens."    Two

Vols.    Crown bvo.   21s.

AT SIXES AND SEVENS.    By A. Weber.   Crown 8vo.   5s.

" The writer's aim is high . . . the conversation of the leading characters contains much that ought to be pondered over, and their lives are inspired by a lofty and almost ideal purpose."—Standard.

STORY LECTURES.    For Cottage Readings, Bible Classes, Mothers'

Meetings, &c.    By CAROLINE M. HALLETT.    18mo, cloth.   Is. 6d.

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Church Review.

A LAND AND SEA STORY.    By Ellen E. Lushington, Author of

" Westfield Village," &c.    Royal ISmo.    2s.

WESTFIELD VILLAGE.    By Ellen E. Lushington, Author of

''Roger the Lame Boy."   18mo, cloth.   2s.

THE CONSTANT PKINCE.   By Cheistabel E. Coleridge.   Small

crown 8vo.   2s. 6d. " The book cannot be too strongly recommended."—Church Times.

THE FACE OF CARLYON, and other Tales.   By the same Author.

Crown Svo,   3s. Od.

JEANNIE   GORDON.     By the Author   of  " Joined   to   an  Idol,"

" "Winnie's Difficulty," &-c.f &c.    ISnio, cloth.    With Frontispiece.    1.9. "'Jeannie Gordon' is a touching Scotch story of remarkable delicacy and pathos."—¦ Literary Churchman.

MISS  TOOSEY'S MISSION.   By the Author of " Laddie."   Second

Edition.    ISmo. cloth.    With Frontispiece.    Is. LADDIE.     I8mo, cloth.    Is. ASHLEY PRIOES; or, the Beauty of Holiness.   A Tale about

Children.    Crown Svo.    With Frontispiece.    5s.

" One of the best tales about children that we have ever come across. It is natural and unaffected, not representing them as little angels, but as they are found in every-day life. Yet the tone is so high and pure, and the moral so good, that the most fastidious cannot object to the fun and merriment which stud its jmges."—John Bull.

DOMINIE FREYLINGHAUSEN.    By Florence Wilfoed.   Crown

8vo, cloth.    3s. 6tl.

SPRING AND AUTUMN.   By Ph