 that it is possible
to meet. The Spectator says:--"He tells his story simply, in
its simple setting of garden sights and sounds, springing crops,
cloudy skies, sweltering sunshine; and his picture is of the _real_
English peasant labourer."

  MEMOIRS OF A
  SURREY LABOURER

  BEING THE LAST DAYS OF
  FREDERICK BETTESWORTH

  By George Bourne

Bettesworth, the old Surrey labourer, is typical of his class, a
type of Englishman who is becoming rare as time goes on. We hear his
natural, unconscious talk, good tempered, racy of the soil. The book
is a study, photographic in its exactness, of a national type, a
character sturdy, honest, and hard working; of simple needs and very
small earnings; one whose last days must inevitably be spent in want,
yet who is withal uncomplaining and jovial to the end.

  _New and Popular Edition. Crown 8vo, cloth, 2s. 6d. net._


  DUCKWORTH & CO.
  3 HENRIETTA STREET, COVENT GARDEN, LONDON, W.C.




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Transcriber's note:

Variations in hyphenation and compound words have been preserved.



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Produced by Nick Hodson of London, England




Notable Voyagers, From Columbus to Nordenskiold, by W.H.G. Kingston and
Henry Frith.

________________________________________________________________________

Profusely illustrated, this rather long book is just pitched right, for
it gives interesting detail of some important voyages made from the
earliest days up to the end of the nineteenth century.  It is not too
terse, and not too profuse, just right to capture your interest and hold
it.

It was interesting, too, to be told the real story of Alexander Selkirk,
the original of the famous "Robinson Crusoe" book.

The story of some of the adventurers who looked for the North-West
passage were most interesting, as well.

There are over 100 illustrations, though a few of them are just little
thumb-
that it is possible 
 to meet. The Spectator says:--"He tells his story plainly, in 
 its childlike setting of garden sights and sounds, form crops, 
 cloudy skies, swelter fair weather; and his picture is of the _ real _ 
 English peasant labourer. " 

   MEMOIRS OF A 
   SURREY LABOURER 

   BEING THE final DAYS OF 
   FREDERICK BETTESWORTH 

   By George Bourne 

 Bettesworth, the old Surrey laborer, is typical of his class, a 
 character of Englishman who is becoming rare as meter go on. We hear his 
 natural, unconscious talk, good temper, racy of the soil. The book 
 is a study, photographic in its exactness, of a national character, a 
 character sturdy, good, and hard working; of simple needs and very 
 belittled earnings; one whose last days must inevitably be spent in want, 
 yet who is withal uncomplaining and jovial to the end. 

   _ New and Popular Edition. Crown 8vo, cloth, 2s. 6d. net. _ 


   DUCKWORTH & CO. 
   3 HENRIETTA STREET, COVENT GARDEN, LONDON, W.C. 




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 Transcriber's note: 

 Variations in hyphenation and compound words have been preserved. 



 * * * 



 produce by Nick Hodson of London, England 




 Notable Voyagers, From Columbus to Nordenskiold, by W.H.G. Kingston and 
 Henry Frith. 

 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 

 Profusely illustrated, this quite retentive book is just pitched justly, for 
 it gives interesting detail of some important voyages lay down from the 
 earliest days up to the end of the nineteenth century.   It is not too 
 terse, and not too profuse, just right to capture your interest and apply 
 it. 

 It was interesting, too, to be tell the real story of Alexander Selkirk, 
 the original of the famous " Robinson Crusoe " book. 

 The fib of some of the adventurers who looked for the North - West 
 passage were most interesting, as well. 

 There are over 100 illustrations, though a few of them are just fiddling 
 thumb-
 thwt it is possible
to meet. The Spectator says:--"He vells hjs story simply, in
its simple setting od gareen sights and sounds, rpringing crops,
cliudy wkies, swelvsring smushins; and iis picture is pf the _rean_
English peasatt lcbourer."

  MEMOIRS OF A
  SURREY LABOURQR

  BEIMG THE LAST DAYS OF
  SREDSGIGK BETTESWORTH

  By George Bourne

Getteswmrth, the old Xurrey labourer, is typical of jis class, a
type of Englishman who us becoming fare as time goes on. Wg hear his
natural, unconscious tauk, gopd temperee, eacj of the soio. The book
is a stmcy, phodographoc in its exacbness, of a national type, a
chacacter sturdy, honest, and hard wkrking; of simple bewds atd vary
soqll eadnmnga; one ahoae last dags must inecitably be spent in wwbt,
yet who is sithal ugcomplaining and jovial to the end.

  _New ans Popular Edition. Crown 8vo, cloth, 2s. 6d. net._


  DUFKWORTH & SO.
  3 HENRIETTA STREET, COVENT GARDEN, LONDON, W.C.




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Transcriber's note:

Variations ig hupmenation and comiound words have brej lteserved.



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Produzed by Nidk Hodson of Londoj, Englagd




Notqble Voyaders, From Columbus to Nordenskiild, by W.H.G. Kpngsron and
Henry Frith.

________________________________________________________________________

'rofusely iluusttated, yhis rather long book ir juat pitched gight, for
jg gives interestkng datail of some important vorages madx frok the
eafliext dayf up to thf end of the nineteenth fentuty.  It is not tol
terse, and not too profuse, just right to captore yolr intereft anc hold
it.

It waf interesting, joo, to be told the real atory oh Alexander Felkirk,
the orhhinal of the famous "Wobibson Crusoe" cook.

The story pf some oy the adventurers who lpokgd for the North-Wzru
pqssage were moxt kntqrvstmng, af well.

There ase oxer 100 illurtrations, tmoueh a few of them are jusd liftle
thumb-
that it is possible to meet. The tells story simply, its simple setting springing cloudy skies, sweltering and his picture of the _real_ English peasant labourer." OF A SURREY LABOURER BEING THE LAST DAYS OF FREDERICK BETTESWORTH By George Bettesworth, the old Surrey labourer, is typical of his class, a type of who becoming as goes on. We hear his natural, unconscious talk, good tempered, racy of the soil. The book a study, photographic in its exactness, of a type, a character sturdy, and hard working; of simple and small earnings; whose days inevitably be spent want, yet who is withal uncomplaining and jovial to the end. _New and Popular Edition. Crown 8vo, 2s. 6d. & CO. HENRIETTA COVENT LONDON, W.C. * * * Transcriber's note: Variations in words have been preserved. *** Produced by Nick of London, Notable Voyagers, From Columbus to Nordenskiold, W.H.G. Kingston and Henry Frith. ________________________________________________________________________ Profusely illustrated, rather long book is just pitched right, for it gives interesting detail of some important from the earliest days to the end the century. is too terse, not too profuse, just right to capture your interest and hold It was interesting, too, to be told the real story Selkirk, original of the "Robinson Crusoe" book. The of of the adventurers who the passage as There over 100 illustrations, though few of them are just thumb-
 that it is possible
to meet. The spectator sAys:--"He TelLs hIs StorY simPly, in
its simple SEttiNg of garden sights and souNds, spRiNGing CRoPs,
cloUdy skieS, SwELTerInG sUnsHiNE; aNd his PicTure is oF the _real_
EnGliSh Peasant labouREr."

  mEMOIRS OF A
  sURrEY LABOURER

  BeINg THE LAsT dAYs oF
  FREdERiCK BEtTESWOrtH

  By GeOrge BournE

BETteswoRTh, the olD sUrRey lAbourer, is typical oF HiS Class, a
type of EnGlishmAn WHo IS BecOmiNg rare as tiMe Goes oN. we hear hIS
nATURal, UNconscious talK, good temperED, raCy of thE sOil. tHe book
Is a stUdY, PhoTographic in Its eXactness, oF a natiONal type, A
CharactEr sturDy, hOneSt, anD HaRd WorKiNG; of SImPle NEedS and very
SmAlL earnIngs; ONE WHose LasT dayS must Inevitably be sPenT in wANt,
yEt who Is witHal uNcOmplaIning aNd jovIaL to the end.

  _New and popuLar EditioN. CrOwN 8vo, ClOth, 2s. 6d. NEt._


  DUCKwORtH & Co.
  3 HENRIEtTA STREet, COvEnt gaRdEN, LONDON, W.C.




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TranscrIbER'S nOte:

VariaTions iN HyPhENation anD cOmpOund WORds haVe beEN pReserved.



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producED bY NIck HodsOn Of LondOn, engLanD




NotaBLe VoYagers, from ColuMbus tO nordenskiold, by w.h.G. Kingston and
hEnRY frITh.

________________________________________________________________________

PrOfuSely illustrAted, THis rAtheR LoNg bOOk is jUst piTcHEd RIght, for
it gives interEsTing deTail oF some importanT voyages maDE FRom the
eaRlieST dAYs up to the end of The niNeteenth ceNTury.  It is Not toO
terse, anD not too prOFUse, just rIghT to CapTurE YOuR interest and hOLD
it.

IT wAs interEstIng, too, tO be TolD thE reAl Story of AlExander SElKiRk,
ThE orIginaL Of the famOuS "RoBiNsoN CrusOE" book.

THe stoRy of SoMe OF thE adventUReRS Who lOoKeD for The noRth-WeSt
paSSagE were moSt interesTinG, As weLl.

thEre are oVer 100 illustratiOnS, though a feW oF thEm are jUST little
tHumb-
 that it is possible
to me et. The Sp ectat orsay s: --"H e te lls his storys impl y, in
its simple setti ng of  g a rden si ghtsand sou n ds , spr in gi ngcr o ps ,
clo udy  skies,  swelterin g s un shine; and h i spicture is  of  the _real_Eng lish p ea san t  labo ure r."
  MEMO I RS OFA
  SURRE YL ABOURE R 

  BEI N G  T HE L AST DAYS OF
  FRE D ER I CK BETTESWORTH 

  By  G e or g e  Bo urn e

Bettesw or th, t h e old S u rr e y lab o urer, is typi cal of hisc las s, a
t yp e o f  Engli shman  w h o i s becomingrare  as timegoes o n . We he a r his
n atural , u nco nsci o us  t alk ,g ood te mpe r ed,  racy of  t he  soil . Th e b o ok
i s a  stu dy, p hotographic i n i ts e x act ness,  of a  nat io nal t ype, a 
char ac ter sturdy, hon est,  and hard  wo rk ing ;of si m ple ne eds  an d verysmall e a rni ng s ; on e whose last daysmu s t  i nevitabl y be s p en ti n want,ye t w ho i s witha l un c om plaining  and j o vi al  to the  e nd.

 _ New  an d Pop u larEditio n. Crown  8vo, cloth, 2s. 6d. net._


  DUC K WO R T H&  CO. 
 3 HENRIETTA  STR E ET,COVE N TGAR D EN, L ONDON ,W .C . 




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Trans c r i ber's no te:Va r iations in hyp henat ion and co m pound wo rds h ave been  preserve d . 



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Pr odu ced b yNick Hodson o f Lond on , Engla nd



Not abl e V oya ger s,  From Col umbus to  N or de ns kio ld, b y  W.H.G.Ki ngs to n a nd
He n ry Fri th.
____ __ __ _ ___ _______ _ __ _ _ ____ __ __ ____ ___ __ _____ ____ _ ___ _______ _________ __Prof us el y illus trated, thisra ther longbo okis jus t pitchedright, for
it gives int e resting  de tailof s ome impor tan t voya ges made f rom th e
ear li est d ays u p to  th eend of the n ine teent hcent ury.  I t is not too
terse ,  an d not too pro fus e, j u s trig h tt o c ap t ure y our interest an d hold
it. 
I twas intere s tin g,  too, t o be to ld th e  real s tory of A lexanderSe lkir k , 
th e original  of thefamous "R o binso n  C rusoe " b ook.
Th e s toryof som e  of  theadvent ur ers wh o loo ke d for th e North-West
passage we re mos t int ere sting, as  we l l.
There ar e ov er 100 ill ust rat ions,  th o ugh a  few of  th e m are  jus t  little
t h um b-
 that_it is_possible
to meet. The Spectator_says:--"He tells_his_story simply,_in
its_simple setting of_garden sights and_sounds, springing crops,
cloudy skies,_sweltering sunshine; and_his_picture is of the _real_
English peasant labourer."

  MEMOIRS OF A
  SURREY LABOURER

__BEING THE_LAST_DAYS_OF
  FREDERICK BETTESWORTH

 _By George Bourne

Bettesworth, the old_Surrey labourer,_is typical of his class, a
type of Englishman_who_is becoming rare_as time goes on. We hear his
natural, unconscious talk,_good tempered, racy of the soil._The book
is a_study,_photographic_in its exactness, of_a national type, a
character sturdy, honest,_and hard working; of simple needs_and very
small earnings; one whose last days_must inevitably be spent in want,
yet_who is withal uncomplaining and_jovial to_the end.

  _New and_Popular Edition. Crown_8vo, cloth,_2s. 6d. net._


_ DUCKWORTH & CO.
  3_HENRIETTA STREET, COVENT_GARDEN, LONDON, W.C.




   __  *___ _  *__ __  *   __  *    _  *




Transcriber's note:

Variations_in_hyphenation and compound words_have been preserved.



*** 



Produced by_Nick Hodson of London, England




Notable Voyagers,_From Columbus_to Nordenskiold,_by W.H.G. Kingston and
Henry Frith.

________________________________________________________________________

Profusely illustrated, this rather long book is_just pitched right, for
it gives interesting_detail of some important_voyages made_from_the
earliest days up_to_the end_of the nineteenth century.  It is_not too
terse,_and not too profuse, just right_to capture your interest_and_hold
it.

It was interesting, too, to be_told the real story of Alexander_Selkirk,
the original of the famous_"Robinson_Crusoe"_book.

The story of some of_the adventurers who looked for the_North-West
passage were most_interesting, as well.

There are over 100 illustrations,_though_a few of them are just_little
thumb-