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=Always Happy;= or, The Story of Helen Keller. By Jennie Chappell,
Author of “Ted’s Trust.”

=Birdie’s Benefits;= or, A Little Child Shall Lead Them. By Ethel Ruth
Boddy.

=Band of Hope Companion (The).= A Hand-book for Band of Hope Members:
Biographical, Historical, Scientific, and Anecdotal. By Alf. G.
Glasspool.

=Carol’s Gift;= or, “What Time I am Afraid I will Trust in Thee.” By
Jennie Chappell, Author of “Without a Thought,” etc.

=Brave Bertie.= By Edith Kenyon, Author of “Jack’s Heroism,” “Hilda;
or, Life’s Discipline,” etc.

=Children of Cherryholme (The).= By M. S. Haycraft, Author of “Like a
Little Candle,” “Chine Cabin,” etc.

=Cared For;= or, The Orphan Wanderers. By Mrs. C. E. Bowen, Author of
“Dick and his Donkey,” etc.

=Farm by the Wood (The).= By F. Scarlett Potter, Author of “Phil’s
Frolic,” etc.

=Frank Burleigh;= or, Chosen to be a Soldier. By L. Phillips.

=Frank Spencer’s Rule of Life.= By J. W. Kirton, Author of “Buy Your
Own Cherries.”

=Grannie’s Treasures, and How They Helped Her.= By L. E. Tiddeman.

=His Majesty’s Beggars.= By Mary E. Ropes, Author of “Bel’s Baby,” etc.

=Harold;= or, Two Died for Me. By Laura A. Barter.

=Jack the Conqueror;= or, Difficulties Overcome. By the Author of “Dick
and his Donkey.”

=Jenny’s Geranium;= or, The Prize Flower of a London Court.

=Jim’s Discovery;= or, On the Edge of a Desert. By T. M. Browne, Author
of “Dawson’s Madge,” etc.

=Little Bunch’s Charge;= or, True to Trust. By Nellie Cornwall, Author
of “Tamsin Rosewarne,” etc.

=Losing and Finding;= or, The Moonstone Ring. By Jennie Chappell,
Author of “Who was the Culprit?” etc.

=Little Woodman and his Dog Cæsar (The).= By Mrs. Sherwood.

=Little Bugler (The):= A Tale of the American Civil War. By George
Munroe Royce. New Edition.

=Lady Betty’s Twins.= By E. M. Waterworth, Author of “Master Lionel,”
“Twice Saved,” etc.

=Marjory;= or, What Would Jesus do? By Laura A. Barter, Author of
“Harold; or, Two Died for Me.”

=Old Goggles;= or, The Brackenhurst Bairns’ Mistake. By M. S. Haycraft,
Author of “The Children of Cherryholme,” etc.

=Our Den.= By E. M. Waterworth, Author of “Master Lionel, that Tiresome
Child.”

=Raymond’s Rival;= or, Which will Win? By Jennie Chappell, Author of
“Losing and Finding,” etc.

=Recitations and Concerted Pieces= for Bands of Hope, Sunday Schools,
etc. Compiled by James Weston.

=Sweet Nancy.= By L. T. Meade, Author of “Scamp and I,” “A Band of
Three,” etc.

=Twice Saved;= or, Somebody’s Pet and Nobody’s Darling. By E. M.
Waterworth, Author of “Our Den,” “Master Lionel,” etc.

=Three Runaways.= By F. Scarlett Potter, Author of “Phil’s Frolic,”
“Hazelbrake Hollow,” etc.

=Una Bruce’s Troubles.= By Alice Price, Author of “Hamilton of King’s,”
etc. Illustrated by Harold Copping.

=Under the Blossom.= By Margaret Haycraft, Author of “Like a Little
Candle; or, Bertrand’s Influence,” etc.

=Who was the Culprit?= By Jennie Chappell, Author of “Her Saddest
Blessing,” “The Man of the Family,” etc.


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  =The Strait Gate.=     }  By
                         } Annie
  =Grandmother’s Child,= }  S.
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=Living it Down.= By Laura M. Lane.

=Eaglehurst Towers.= By Mrs. Emma Marshall.

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                          }  Jennie
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=*The Minister’s Money.= By Eliza F. Pollard, Author of “True unto
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=Rag and Tag:= A Plea for the Waifs and Strays of Old England. By Mrs.
E. J. Whittaker.

=Through Life’s Shadows.= By Eliza F. Pollard.

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=Holiday Hours in Animal Land.= (New Series.) By Uncle Harry. Four
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=Merry Moments.= A Picture Book for Lads and Lasses. By C. D. M. Four
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=Women of the Bible.= (Old Testament). By Etty Woosnam. Third Edition.
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=*How a Farthing Made a Fortune;= or, Honesty is the Best Policy. By
Mrs. C. E. Bowen.

=A Flight with the Swallows.= By Emma Marshall.

=Babes in the Basket (The);= or, Daph and Her Charge.

=Bel’s Baby.= By Mary E. Ropes.

=Benjamin Holt’s Boys, and What They Did for Him.= By the Author of “A
Candle Lighted by the Lord.”

=Ben’s Boyhood.= By the Author of “Jack the Conqueror.”

=Ben Owen:= A Lancashire Story. By Jennie Perrett.

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=Five Cousins (The).= By Emma Leslie.

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of “Noel’s Lesson,” etc.

=For Lucy’s Sake.= By Annie S. Swan.

=Giddie Garland;= or, The Three Mirrors. By Jennie Chappell.

=Grandmother’s Child.= By Annie S. Swan.

=How Paul’s Penny Became a Pound.= By Mrs. Bowen, Author of “Dick and
his Donkey.”

=How Peter’s Pound Became a Penny.= By the same Author.

=Jean Jacques:= A Story of the Franco-Prussian War. By Isabel Lawford.

=John Oriel’s Start in Life.= By Mary Howitt.

=Left with a Trust.= By Nellie Hellis.

=Letty;= or, The Father of the Fatherless. By H. Clement, Author of
“Elsie’s Fairy Bells.”

=Master Lionel, that Tiresome Child.= By E. M. Waterworth.

=Man of the Family (The).= By Jennie Chappell.

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=*Birdie’s Message:= The Little Folks’ Picture Book.

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=*The Island Home.= By F. M. Holmes.

=*Chrissy’s Treasure.= By Jennie Perrett.

=*Puppy-Dog Tales.= By Various authors.

=Mother’s Boy.= By M. B. Manwell.

=A Great Mistake.= By Jennie Chappell.

=From Hand to Hand.= By C. J. Hamilton.

=That Boy Bob.= By Jesse Page.

=Buy Your Own Cherries.= By J. W. Kirton.

=Owen’s Fortune.= By Mrs. F. West.

=Only Milly;= or, A Child’s Kingdom.

=Shad’s Christmas Gift.=

=Greycliffe Abbey.=

=Red Dave;= or, What Wilt Thou have Me to do?

=Harry’s Monkey:= How it Helped the Missionaries.

=Snowdrops;= or, Life from the Dead.

=Dick and his Donkey;= or, How to Pay the Rent.

=Herbert’s First Year at Bramford.=

=Lost in the Snow;= or, The Kentish Fisherman.

=The Pearly Gates.=

=Jessie Dyson.=

=Maude’s Visit to Sandybeach.=

=Friendless Bob,= and other Stories.

=Come Home, Mother.=

=Sybil and her Live Snowball.=

=Only a Bunch of Cherries.=

=Daybreak.=

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=Pride and Prejudice.= By Jane Austen.

=From Jest to Earnest.= By E. P. Roe.

=The Wide, Wide World.= By Susan Warner.




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_THE TINY LIBRARY._

  _Books printed in large type. Cloth._

=Little Chrissie,= and other Stories.

=Harry Carlton’s Holiday.=

=A Little Loss and a Big Find.=

=What a Little <DW36> Did.=

=Bobby.=

=Matty and Tom.=

=The Broken Window.=

=John Madge’s Cure for Selfishness.=

=The Pedlar’s Loan.=

=Letty Young’s Trials.=

=Brave Boys.=

=Little Jem, the Rag Merchant.=


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  _of Cloth-bound Books for the Young. With  Frontispieces. 64
  pages. Well Illustrated. Handsome Cloth Covers._

=Poppy;= or, School Days at Saint Bride’s.

=Carrie and the Cobbler.=

=Dandy Jim.=

=A Troublesome Trio.=

=Perry’s Pilgrimage.=

=Nita;= or, Among the Brigands.

=The Crab’s Umbrella.=

=Sunnyside Cottage.=

=Those Barrington Boys.=

=Two Lilies.=

=Robert’s Trust.=


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=*The Strait Gate.= By Annie S. Swan.

=*Mark Desborough’s Vow.= By Annie S. Swan.

=*Her Saddest Blessing.=

=Miss Priscilla Hunter,= and other Stories.

=Wild Bryonie.=

=Avice.= A Story of Imperial Rome.

=A Young Girl’s Wooing.=

=Spun From Fact.=

=A Sevenfold Trouble.=

=From Different Standpoints.=

=Those Boys.=

=Christie’s Christmas.=

=Wise to Win;= or, The Master Hand.

  =Four Girls at Chautauqua.=     }
  =The Chautauqua Girls at Home.= }
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  =Ester Ried.=              }
  =Julia Ried.=              }
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=An Endless Chain.=

=Echoing and Re-echoing.=

=Cunning Workmen.=

=Tip Lewis and His Lamp.=

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  =Wise and Otherwise.=  }

  =Household Puzzles.= }
  =The Randolphs.=     }

=Mrs. Solomon Smith Looking On.=

=Links in Rebecca’s Life.=

=Interrupted.=

=The Pocket Measure.=

=Little Fishers and their Nets.=

=A New Graft on the Family Tree.=

=The Man of the House.=




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  _With  Frontispiece, and Illustrations on every page. Paper
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=My Pretty Picture Book.=

=Birdie’s Picture Book.=

=Baby’s Delight.=

=Mamma’s Pretty Stories.=

=Tiny Tot’s Treasures.=

=Papa’s Present.=

=Pretty Bible Stories.=

=Baby’s Bible Picture Book.=




BOOKS BY CHAS. M. SHELDON,

Author of “In His Steps,” etc., etc.


OUR EXEMPLAR; OR, WHAT WOULD JESUS DO? (IN HIS STEPS.)

  Cloth boards, gilt edges, 2s. 6d.; cloth boards, 2s.; paper boards,
  1s. 6d.

  Special Edition in art linen, 1s.

    “No one can read it without realising how far we are behind the
    great Example. Few will read it without being fired with the
    resolve to walk in His steps.”--Rev. J. CLIFFORD, M.A., D.D.

THE CRUCIFIXION OF PHILLIP STRONG.

  Cloth boards, gilt edges, 2s. 6d.; cloth boards, 2s.; paper boards,
  1s. 6d.

  Special Edition in art linen, 1s.

    A powerful story of self-abnegation and its fruits.

HIS BROTHER’S KEEPER.

  Cloth boards, gilt edges, 2s. 6d.; cloth boards, 2s.; paper boards,
  1s. 6d.

  Special Edition in art linen, 1s.

    A stirring narrative on the great theme of Christian responsibility.

ROBERT HARDY’S SEVEN DAYS: A Dream and Its Consequences.

  160 pages, cloth boards, 1s.

    A sure energiser of vigorous Christian effort.

RICHARD BRUCE.

  Cloth boards, gilt edges, 2s. 6d.; cloth boards, 2s.; paper boards,
  1s. 6d.

  Special Edition in art linen, 1s.

    A story of earnest Christian effort for the good of others by word,
    deed, and pen.

THE TWENTIETH DOOR.

  Cloth boards, gilt edges, 2s. 6d.; cloth boards, 2s.; paper boards,
  1s. 6d.

  Special Edition in art linen, 1s.

MALCOLM KIRK.

  224 pages, cloth boards, 1s.

    A thrilling story of consecrated effort in a frontier settlement.

_A Cheap Edition of the above books, in paper covers for distribution,
can also be had, price 6d. each._

_8 & 9, PATERNOSTER ROW, E.C._

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Transcriber’s Notes:

This catalogue was extracted from F. M. Holmes, _Firemen and
Their Exploits: With Some Account of the Rise and Development of
Fire-Brigades, of Various Appliances for Saving Life at Fires and
Extinguishing the Flames_, S. W. Partridge & Co., London, 1899.

Punctuation and formatting have been made consistent.





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