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Christian Farmer: a Memoir of Mr. John Last, of
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Church Bells; or, Thoughts in Verse for Holy Times.
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Grandfather's Watch, and how it went at Eton and
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Great Truths for Thoughtful Moments. By Rev.
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Harry's Mistakes, and where they led him. A Tale for
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"Heaven our Home;" or, Memorials of Sarah C--.
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History of a Young Jew. Adapted for Children. By
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Leaves from a Village Journal. Being Scenes of Cat-
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Life of Moses; with the leading Incidents of Israel's
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Little Hugh's Lessons on History of England. By Mona
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Manual (A) for Christian Schoolboys; containing Short
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May Chumleigh: a Tale for Girls. By Mary Anne
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Nature's Gentleman; or, The History of Jacob Blunt-
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Old Missionary Box and its Owners. By Harriet
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Oneness of Providence. By Rev. David Laing. Red
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Ottoman Convert. A Narrative of Facts.

Patrick O'Brien; or, the Power of Truth. With
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Pleasant Fruits from the Branches of the Vine. By
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Poor Henry; or, the Pilgrim Hut of Weisenstein.
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Scripture Stories for Children. With Coloured Engrav-
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Sister's Influence: a Tale for Girls.

Slight Sketch of the Short Life and Early Death of
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The Spring Bouquet. A Story for Children.
The Heavenly Visitant; or, Christ at the Door_of
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The Power of Little Things, and other Sketches for
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The Bible Island. A Missionary Tale from the South
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Tongue of the Swearer: a Suffolk Story. By Rev. C.B
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Two Cousins, and Three Years Later, in one Volume.
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Willie Grey, the Young Orphan. A Story on the
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Young Teacher, and her Crown of Rejoicing. By the
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Zoe's Bible; or, the Story of an Orphan. By Rev. G.
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