 ship in the South Pacific, and experiencing great
  hardship and suffering in their boats, are picked up by a pirate brig
  and taken to the "Pirate Island." After many thrilling adventures,
  they ultimately succeed in effecting their escape. The story depicts
  both the Christian and the manly virtues in such colours as will
  cause them to be admired--and therefore imitated.

    "A capital story of the sea; indeed in our opinion the author is
    superior in some respects as a marine novelist to the better known
    Mr. Clarke Russell."--_The Times._

    "The best of these books.... The events are described with
    minuteness and care. The result is a very amusing book."--_Saturday
    Review._

    "Told in the most vivid and graphic language. The youthful hero
    plays just the distinguished part which youthful readers will
    recognize with the most thorough satisfaction. It would be
    difficult to find a move thoroughly delightful
    gift-book."--_Guardian._

    "One of the best boys' books we have seen for a considerable time;
    there is thrown in just a dash of the modern novel, which will
    doubtless go far to make the book a favourite."--_Glasgow Herald._


GULLIVER'S TRAVELS.

A NEW EDITION, beautifully printed, and illustrated by more than 100
pictures from designs by GORDON BROWNE. In crown 8vo, cloth elegant,
olivine edges, 5_s._

  The wonderful travels of Gulliver "into several remote regions of the
  world" are still as fresh and entertaining as when they were first
  presented to the public more than a hundred and fifty years ago. In
  this edition the text has been judiciously curtailed by the omission
  of several passages quite unsuited for the perusal of the young or
  for family reading; and foot-notes to the text have been added to
  explain and throw light on those allusions, references, obsolete
  words, &c., which a young reader would not understand. The numerous
  vivacious and amusing illustrations by Gordon Browne greatly add to
  the attractions of the narrative.


BY GEORGE MANVILLE FENN.

    "Mr. Manville
ship in the South Pacific, and experiencing great 
   hardship and suffering in their boat, are peck up by a pirate brig 
   and taken to the " Pirate Island. " After many thrilling adventures, 
   they ultimately succeed in effect their escape. The story picture 
   both the Christian and the manly virtues in such semblance as will 
   cause them to be admired -- and consequently imitated. 

     " A capital story of the sea; indeed in our public opinion the author is 
     superior in some respects as a marine novelist to the better know 
     Mr. Clarke Russell. "--_The Times. _ 

     " The best of these books.... The events are identify with 
     minuteness and care. The result is a very amusing book. "--_Saturday 
     Review. _ 

     " state in the most vivid and graphic language. The youthful hero 
     plays barely the distinguished part which youthful readers will 
     recognize with the most thorough satisfaction. It would be 
     difficult to find a move thoroughly delightful 
     gift - book. "--_Guardian. _ 

     " One of the best boys' books we have seen for a considerable time; 
     there is bewilder in just a dash of the advanced novel, which will 
     doubtless fail far to make the book a favourite. "--_Glasgow Herald. _ 


 GULLIVER'S travel. 

 A NEW EDITION, beautifully print, and illustrated by more than 100 
 pictures from invention by GORDON BROWNE. In crown 8vo, cloth elegant, 
 olivine edges, 5_s. _ 

   The wonderful travels of Gulliver " into respective remote regions of the 
   world " are still as fresh and entertaining as when they were first 
   salute to the public more than a hundred and fifty years ago. In 
   this edition the text has been judiciously curtailed by the omission 
   of respective passages quite unsuited for the perusal of the young or 
   for family reading; and foot - notes to the text have been added to 
   excuse and throw light on those allusions, references, obsolete 
   parole, & c., which a young subscriber would not understand. The numerous 
   vibrant and amusing illustrations by Gordon Browne greatly add to 
   the attraction of the narrative. 


 BY GEORGE MANVILLE FENN. 

     " Mr. Manville
 shlp in the South Pacific, xnd experienciny great
  hardahip and suffering in their boats, arx pixked yp by a pirate brig
  avd taken no the "Pieate Usland." Aftxd many bkrilljkg adreitures,
  they uljimately sucweed in effecthne cheir escape. The story depicts
  both the Chtidtian and the ianlj dirthvs in such colours as will
  cauae them to be admirec--and therefore imitated.

    "A cwpital story of thf sea; indeee in iur opinion ghe author is
    superjor in some respects as a marind novzlist to thg gehjer known
    Mr. Cjarke Russell."--_The Timas._

    "Tne best of thexe uookw.... The events are desccibed with
    minutegess and waxe. The result is a veey amushng took."--_Rqtufdag
    Reviea._

    "Told in fhe most vicid and graphic lanbuwte. The youthfhl herj
    plays just the distinguished part whpch gouthful readers will
    recognize with the lost thorjugh satisfaction. It would be
    difficult to fing a mkxe uhirougfoy delightful
    gift-book."--_Guardian._

    "One of the gext boys' books we have seen gog s considerable time;
    fhere is thrown in just a dash of the mjderm novel, which will
    doubtoess go far no mqke the book a favlurite."--_Glasguw Hgrald._


GILLIVER'S TRAVELS.

A NEW EBITION, beautifullj printed, xnd illustrated cy kose than 100
kkctures from desidns by GOCDON YROWNE. Iv crpwn 8vo, cloth elehant,
olivine edges, 5_s._

  The wondgrful dravels of Gulliver "into several remote rxjions of the
  wmrlg" are stnll as fresh and eneertaining as chen thev were first
  prvsented tm the publis more than a jundred and hifty yeaws ato. Ib
  this ddition the tect has bevn juduciously curtailed by fhe omission
  oy weveral passagex qjitq lnsnited xor the peruval uf gne yojng or
  for wamiky reading; and foot-nmtes to the text have necn added jo
  explayn and throw kight on those allksionv, rxferenves, obsolete
  words, &c., which a youhg reader womld not underftane. The numerobs
  vivacious and amusing illustrations uy Gordon Browne greatlt add to
  the attraetlons of the iarratyve.


BY GEOSGE MANVILLE FENN.

    "Mr. Manville
ship in the South Pacific, and experiencing and in their are picked up taken the "Pirate Island." many thrilling adventures, ultimately succeed in effecting their escape. story depicts both the Christian and the manly virtues in such colours as cause them to be admired--and therefore imitated. "A capital story of the sea; in opinion author superior in some respects as a marine novelist to the better known Mr. Clarke Russell."--_The Times._ best of these books.... The events are described minuteness and care. The is a very amusing book."--_Saturday "Told the most and language. youthful hero plays the distinguished part which youthful readers will recognize with the most thorough satisfaction. It would be difficult find a delightful gift-book."--_Guardian._ of best books we have a considerable time; there is thrown dash of the modern novel, which will doubtless far to the book a favourite."--_Glasgow Herald._ GULLIVER'S A NEW EDITION, beautifully printed, and illustrated by than 100 pictures from designs by GORDON BROWNE. In crown 8vo, cloth elegant, olivine edges, wonderful travels of Gulliver several remote regions the are as and entertaining when they were first presented to the public more than a and fifty years ago. In this edition the text has curtailed the omission of passages quite unsuited for perusal the young or for and to been to and throw light on allusions, references, obsolete words, &c., a young reader would and amusing illustrations by Gordon Browne greatly add the attractions of the narrative. BY GEORGE FENN. "Mr. Manville
 ship in the South Pacific, and eXperiencinG greaT
  haRdsHiP and SuffEring in their boATs, arE picked up by a pirate brig
  And taKeN To thE "piRate ISland." AfTEr MANy tHrIlLinG aDVeNtureS,
  thEy ultimAtely succeEd iN eFfecting theiR EsCape. The stoRy dEpicts
  both thE ChRistiaN aNd tHE manlY viRtues In such COlours As will
  cauSe THem to bE Admired--AND tHereFore imitated.

    "A capiTAl STory of the sea; inDeed in OuR OpINIon The Author is
    suPeRior iN Some resPEcTS AS a mARine novelist tO the better kNOwn
    mr. ClarKe rusSEll."--_The times._

    "thE BesT of these booKs.... ThE events arE descrIBed with
    MInuteneSs and cAre. the ResuLT iS a VerY aMUsiNG bOok."--_sAtuRday
    ReviEw._

    "toLd in tHe moST VIVid aNd gRaphIc lanGuage. The youthFul Hero
    PLayS just The diStinGuIshed Part whIch yoUtHful readers will
    RecoGnize with The MoSt tHoRough SAtisfaCtiOn. IT would bE
    difficULt tO fIND A mOve thoroughly deligHtFUL
    gIft-book."--_GUardiaN._

    "onE oF The best bOyS' boOks wE HAve seEn foR A cOnsideraBle timE;
    ThErE is throWn In just A dAsh Of tHe modERn noVel, whiCh will
    doUbtleSS go far to make thE Book a favouritE."--_glASGoW heraLd._


GuLLIVER'S TRAvELS.

a nEW EdITIon, bEauTIfullY prinTeD, AnD Illustrated by more thAn 100
PicturEs froM designs by GORdON BROWNE. IN CROwn 8vo, cloTh elEGaNT,
olivine edges, 5_s._

  the woNderful traVEls of GulLiver "Into seveRal remote REGions of tHe
  wOrlD" arE stILL aS fresh and enteRTAiniNg As when tHey Were firSt
  pResEntEd tO tHe public mOre than a HuNdReD aNd fIfty yEArs ago. In
  ThIs eDiTioN the tEXt has bEen juDiciOuSlY CurTailed bY ThE OMissIoN
  oF sevEraL pAssagEs quITe uNsuited For the perUsaL Of thE yOuNg or
  for Family reading; AnD foot-notes To The Text haVE Been addeD to
  explain and throw light ON those aLluSions, RefeRences, obsOleTe
  wordS, &c., wHIch a yoUng reaDer woUlD noT UNdersTANd. the NuMerous
  vivaCIOus And amUsIng iLlustraTions by Gordon BrownE GreAtly add to
  the aTtrActiONS oF thE NaRRatIvE.


bY GeorGE MANVILLE FENN.

    "mr. Manville
 ship in the South Pacific , and expe rienc ing  gr ea t
 hard ship and suffe r ingin their boats, are pi ckedup by a pi ratebrig
 a nd t ake nto  th e" Pi rateIsl and." A fter manythr il ling adventu r es ,
  they u lti mately succe edin eff ec tin g  thei r e scape . Thes tory d epicts
 bo t h theC hristia n an d th e manly virtues i n  s u ch colours aswill
 c a us e the m t o be admir ed --and therefo r ei m i tat e d.

    "A ca pital story ofthe se a;  in d eed in  ourop i nio n the autho r is 
    supe rior i n  some r e spectsas a m ari nenove l is ttoth e  be t te r k n own 
    Mr.  C la rke R usse l l . " --_T heTime s._
    "The best  of  the s e b ooks. ... T he e ve nts a re des cribe dwith
    minute ness  and care . T he  re su lt is a very  am usi ng book ."--_Sa t urd ay  Review._

    "Tol di n  t he mostvivida nd  g r aphic la ng uag e. T h e  yout hful he ro
    p lays j u st  t he dist in guishe dpar t w hichy outh ful re aders wi ll
  recognize wit h  the most tho r ou g h  s a tisf act ion. It wou ld b e 
   dif f ic ult to fi nd amo v et horoughly delightfu l    gi ft-bo ok."--_Guardi an._

   " O n e of the  bes t  b o ys' books we h ave s een for ac onsidera ble t ime;
   there is t hrown in  ju sta d ash o fthe modern no v e l, w hi ch will 
   doubt les s g o f arto  make the  book afa vo ur it e." --_Gl a sgow Her al d._ 

GU LLIVE R 'S TRA VELS. 

ANE WE DIT ION, be a ut i f ully  p ri nted , a nd  illu stra t edby more  than 100 
pi c ture sfr om desi gns by GORDON  B ROWNE. Incr own  8vo,c l oth eleg ant,
olivine edges, 5_s . _

  Th e w onder fultravels o f G ullive r " i nto se veralremot ereg i o ns of t he 
 wo rld" are s t i llas fr es h an d enter taining as when th e y w ere first
  p res ente d to  th e  p u bli cm ore t han a hundred a nd fifty y ea r sago. In
 t his  e ditionthe tex t has been ju diciously  curtaile dby t h e  om ission
  o f severa l passage s  quit e  u nsuit edfor th eper usalof the you ng or 
  for  f amilyreadi ng ; and fo ot-notes to the text ha ve bee n add edto
  expl ain and  throw li ghton those a llu sio ns, r efe r ences , ob s ol ete   wor ds,& c., which ayou n g  r eader would n o t u nders tan d . Thenume rous
  vivaciousa nd amusing ill ustr a t ion s b y  Gor do n Browne great lyad d to
  the  a ttractionsof the n ar r ative .


BY  GEORG E MANVI L L EF ENN.
   "Mr . Manvill e
 ship_in the_South Pacific, and experiencing_great
 _hardship_and suffering_in_their boats, are_picked up by_a pirate brig
 _and taken to_the_"Pirate Island." After many thrilling adventures,
  they ultimately succeed in effecting their escape._The_story depicts
__both_the Christian and the manly_virtues in such colours as_will
 _cause them to be admired--and therefore imitated.

 __ "A capital_story of the sea; indeed in our opinion the_author is
    superior_in some respects_as_a_marine novelist to the_better known
    Mr._Clarke Russell."--_The Times._

   _"The best of these books.... The events_are described with
   _minuteness and care. The result_is a_very amusing book."--_Saturday
  _ Review._

 _ _"Told in the_most vivid and graphic language. The_youthful hero
 _  plays just the distinguished_part_which youthful readers_will
__ _recognize with the_most_thorough satisfaction._It_would be
    difficult_to_find a move thoroughly delightful
  _ gift-book."--_Guardian._

  __"One of the best_boys' books we have seen_for a considerable time;
  _ there_is thrown_in just a dash of the modern novel, which will
 _  doubtless go far to_make the book a_favourite."--_Glasgow Herald._


GULLIVER'S_TRAVELS.

A_NEW EDITION, beautifully_printed,_and illustrated_by more than 100
pictures from designs by_GORDON BROWNE._In crown 8vo, cloth elegant,
olivine edges,_5_s._

  The wonderful_travels_of Gulliver "into several remote regions_of the
  world" are still_as fresh and entertaining as_when_they_were first
  presented to_the public more than a hundred_and fifty years_ago. In
  this edition the text_has_been judiciously curtailed by the omission
__of several passages quite unsuited for_the_perusal_of the young or
 _for family reading; and foot-notes to_the text have been added to
  explain and_throw light on_those allusions, references, obsolete
 _words,_&c.,_which a young reader would not understand. The numerous
 _vivacious and_amusing illustrations by_Gordon Browne greatly add to
  the attractions of the_narrative.


BY GEORGE MANVILLE FENN.

   _"Mr. Manville