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A LITTLE ADVENTURER. By GREGSON GOW.

Tells how little Tommy Treffit started off to search for his father in
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how, after many adventures, he at last found his father, not in
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 A LITTLE ADVENTURER. By GREGSON GOW. 

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aUstralia, But safe at home.


TOM WATKINS' miSTAKE. BY EM


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OLIVE MO UN T.  B yANN IE S. FENN.

A  b rig ht  an d spa r klingstory  abo ut  a fam ily ofb oy s andgi rl s le ft, 
t hroug h th e  de ath ofboth pare nts ,  toth echargeof their elde st 
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and the g e n tle  infl ue nceof Miss  Orpen their gover n ess , lead them t o
f inde n jo yme n ti n d oi n g w h a t is right.


A  LITTLE AD VE N TU RER. By GR E GSO NGOW.

T ells ho w lit t le Tomm y Treffit  startedof f to s ear ch for his  fatherin
Austra l ia. H o whe hi d h imself  o n b oarda vess e l b oundfor Ma de ira, a nd
ho w,  after m any adventures, he at l ast fo und h isfather, n oti n
A ustralia,  but  safe at h ome .

TOMWAT K INS'MIST A KE . B y  EM


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    danger."--_Bristol_Times._


THE HAPPY LAD.

A Story of_Peasant Life_in Norway. From the Norwegian of Bjoernstjerne
Bjoernson. With_Frontispiece_in colours. Crown_8vo, 192 pp., cloth
extra, 1_s._ 6_d._

   _"This pretty story has a freshness_and natural eloquence_about_it
_   such_as are seldom met with in_our home made tales. It seems_to
    carry us back_to some of the love stories_of the Bible."--_Aberdeen
  _ Free_Press._




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 __ of_the_young. The books, well printed and_elegantly_bound in cloth,
    are_a marvel of cheapness."--_Journal_of_Education._

   _"They are unusually good, and_are calculated to produce sound,
 _ _wholesome, moral_effects."--_Glasgow Herald._


OLIVE MOUNT. By ANNIE S. FENN.

A bright and sparkling story_about a family of boys and_girls left,
through the death_of both_parents,_to the charge_of_their eldest
brother._For a time the children fairly run_riot in_the pleasant
country-side at Olive Mount; till_the wholesome discipline of_sorrow
and_the gentle influence of Miss Orpen_their governess, lead them to
find enjoyment_in doing what is right.


A_LITTLE_ADVENTURER._By GREGSON GOW.

Tells how little_Tommy Treffit started off to search_for his father_in
Australia. How he hid himself on board_a_vessel bound for Madeira, and
how, after_many_adventures, he at last found his_father,_not_in
Australia, but safe at home.


TOM_WATKINS' MISTAKE. By EM