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THE JUVENILE CALENDAR, AND ZODIAC OF FLOWERS By Mrs. T. K. Hervey

WITH TWELVE ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE MONTHS. By RICHARD DOYLE.

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volume."--_Sun_.

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met with."--_Nonconformist_.

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In fcp. 8vo. price 5_s_. cloth gilt, illustrated by FRANKLIN,

COLA MONTI; OR, THE STORY OF A GENIUS. A TALE FOR BOYS.

BY THE AUTHOR OF "HOW TO WIN LOVE," ETC.

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"A lively narrative of school-boy adventures."

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In 18mo. price 1_s_. 6_d_. with Illustrations by A. COOPER, R A.

THE VOICE OF MANY WATERS. BY MRS. DAVID OSBORNE.

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NEW CHRISTMAS BOOK FOR THE YOUNG.

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THE ILLUSTRATED YEAR BOOK. SECOND SERIES. THE WONDERS, EVENTS, AND
DISCOVERIES OF 1850.

EDITED BY JOHN TIMBS.

WITH NUMEROUS ENGRAVINGS ON WOOD. _Among the Contents of this
interesting Volume will be found_ THE HIPPOPOTAMUS. OCEAN STEAMERS.
CHURCH BUILDING. THE KOH-I-NOOR. TROPICAL STORMS. NEPAULESE EMBASSY.
SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH. PANORAMAS. OVERLAND ROUTE. COLOSSAL STATUE OF
"BAVARIA." INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, 1851.

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information. This admirable idea is well followed out in the little
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