UNCLE BUNCLE's TWO LITTLE COTTAGE CHILDREN, and the means by which
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UNCLE BUNCLE's ALPHABET OF OBJECTS. Embellished with many coloured
plates.

UNCLE BUNCLE's NEW A, B, C. With fourteen pretty and appropriate
coloured pictures.

UNCLE BUNCLE's NEW STORIES ABOUT ANIMALS. Seven coloured engravings.

UNCLE BUNCLE's COMICAL BOYS, With fourteen coloured plates.

UNCLE BUNCLE's NEW STORIES ABOUT BIRDS, Seven coloured pictures.

UNCLE BUNCLE's LORD MAYOR'S SHOW; A NEW AND POPULAR MULTIPLICATION
TABLE: With fourteen coloured pictures of the Procession by Land and
Water.

UNCLE BUNCLE's STORY ABOUT THE SICK LITTLE ROBIN, AND HIS KIND LITTLE
NURSE JENNY WREN. With seven coloured engravings.

UNCLE BUNCLE's STORIES ABOUT LITTLE PETER's VISIT TO THE FARM. With
seven coloured engravings.

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