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... ccoeuveuiinieenenns Baritone (The) Album, edit. by J. Pittman, roy. BVO .ccccevvvviuieiininenennnns Barker’s Plant Form—Blackberry and Wild Rose, 2nd grade, sq. 16mo, pckt Baur (F.) Philological Introduction to Greek and Latin, 2nd ed., 12m0 ...
... By-gone Days in Our vVillage. ByJ.L.W. Feap. Bvo, | “pp. vii—2oB. Oliphant (Edinburgh)..eeeeesees 3/6 Children (The) of Blackberry Hollow. With Illus. trations. 18mo, pp. 253. IR i o iviievseirainsdilV Children’s Picture Gallery (The). Engravings from ...
... the Rev, GORDON CALTHORP, M.A.; the Rev. GEORGE DESPARD, M.A.; Dr. MONRO GIBSON, and others. Thoughts and By - Thoughts. Blackberries in the Lane—Sun-dials— Winding-up. By the author of *‘ The Harvest of a Quiet Eye.” German Hymn Writers of the 19th Ceutury ...
... Handy-Book of Law of Copyright, 12mo Child’s Companion (The), and Juvenile Instructor, 1863, 18mo . . Children (The) of Blackberry Hollow,lBmo . . « « o « ¢ o eSO T T+ o o 'v 8 & 5 0 0 O Children’s Friend (The), Vol. 3, new geries, feap. 4to . . . . ——— ...
... are superior to any cards issued by any other house, The patterns for this year are the geranium, the oak and acorn, the blackberry, a beautiful combination of flowers of gold, an Etruscan border and an arabesque,the two latter in Venetian red, black, ...
... cadsarsFoeresapissbasssopiecetoies SIG Tate (William J) East Cosat Scenerg: Rambles through Towns and Villages; Nutting, Blackberrying and Mushrooming, Sea-Fishing, Wild-Fowl Shooting, &c. liustrated. (Holiday Series.) Bvo, pp. 261. Farroid, bds., 1/6; 3/6 ...
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... hawthorn : robins and snow-flaked holly are the subjects in a second ; in another a pair of noisy finches are feasting on blackberries; and in the fourth two bright-plumaged birds, of a kind we fail to recognise, are clinging to a spray of honeysuckle. These ...
... With Illustrations. Feap. Bvo, pp 112. Newby S s i bl s i Little Nurse (The) of Cape Cod. By the Author of “The Children of Blackberry Hollow.” 18mo, pp. BE .. cusncioncannstido il sidnininee iy Melville (G. J. Whyte) Queen’s Maries: a Romance of Holyrood ...
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... Mission, Emilie Searchfield.—l3, Sally Shavings’ Three Christmas Days, Francis L’Estrange (F. E. Longley) ; The Denizens of Blackberry Lane, Mary Baskin; The Curse and its Victims, Mary Baskin.—l4, Caleb Deane’s Clo'k, Rev. ’llames Yeames; Ethel, Charlotte ...