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- Andersen (H. C.). Snow queen, and other fairy tales. Austen (Frances V. and E. J.). Elie and the katy

did.

Bell (Mrs. H.). Fairy tale plays and how to act them.

K 2035.f. Blakeley (Elizabeth S.). Fairy starlight and the dolls. Braine (Sheila E.). To tell the king the sky is falling. Chodsko (A.). Fairy tales of the Slav peasants. Fairy tales far and near. Re-told by Q.

Farrow (G. E.). Wallypug of Why.

Sign of the Red Cross: a tale of old London.
Green Mountain boys. By Eliza F. Pollard.
GRIFFITH, B. L. C. By the light of the fire: collection
of short stories.

Gypsy series. See PHELPS, Elizabeth Stuart.
Gypsy's sowing and reaping. By Elizabeth Stuart Phelps.
HAMLIN, Myra Sawyer. Nan at camp Chicopee; or,
Nan's summer with the boys.

HARRIS, Joel Chandler. ("Uncle Remus.") Story of
Aaron.

HATTON, Bessie. Village of youth, and other fairy tales. HAWTHORNE, Nathaniel. Grandfather's chair: a history for youth.

HAYENS, Herbert. Clevely Sahib a tale of the Khyber

Pass.

Hazelwood stories. See LE BARON, Grace.
HENTY, G. A. At Agincourt.
- On the Irawaddy.

With Cochrane the dauntless.

Her college days: a story for girls. By Mrs. Clarke
Johnson.
HERVEY, Maurice. Reef of gold: a story of the South
Seas.
HILLIARD, Andrew.
His brother's keeper.

Under the Black Eagle. By Charles M. Sheldon.

Cecil's summer.

tales.

port Adams.

Leighton (Mrs.). Medieval legends.
Salsbury (Juniata). Purple hyacinth: a fairy story.
Sharp (Evelyn). Wymps, and other fairy tales.
Sinclair (D. S.). Sayings and doings in fairyland.
Stearns (A.). Sindbad, Smith & Co.

Underhill (Zoe D.), collector. Dwarfs' tailor, and other fairy tales.

Fairy tales far and near. Re-told by Q.

FARROW, G. E. Wallypug of Why.

Fast mail: story of a train boy. By William Drysdale. FAWCETT, E. D. Swallowed by an earthquake. Fearless investigator.

FENN, George Manville. Beneath the sea.

FOSDICK, Charles Austin. See CASTLEMON, Harry.
FOSTER, Baynton. See ELMSLIE, Theodora C.
Four young explorers. By Oliver Optic. ("All-over-the-
world library," 3d series, v. 3.)

Frank Hunter's peril. By Horatio Alger, jr.
From pole to pole: a tale of the sea. By Gordon Stables.
FROST, William Henry. Court of king Arthur.
Fur traders of the West. By Ernest R. Suffling.
GIBERNE, Agnes. Girl at the Dower House and after-
wards.

Gil the gunner. By George Manville Fenn.

By E. Daven

Words and deeds; or, watching for opportunities. [Anon.]

HOME, Andrew. Through thick and thin: story of a

school campaign. HORNADAY, William T. Man who became a savage. HOUGHTON, Louise Seymour. Log of the "Lady Grey." House-boat boys By Harry Castlemon. HOUSEMAN, Clemence. The were-wolf. How the children raised the wind. By Edna Lyall. HUGESSEN, E. H. K. Forest fairy: Christmas in Switzerland.

HUNTINGTON, George. Rockanock stage.

In honour's cause a tale of the days of George I. By George Manville Fenn.

In the days of Washington. By William Murray Graydon.

In the Pecos country. By Lieut. R. H. Jayne. ("War whoop" series, No. 3.)

Isla Heron. By Laura E. Richards.

Jack Wheeler a story of the wild West. By Capt.
David Southwick.
JACOBS, Joseph, edr.
JAMISON, Mrs. C. V.
JAYNE, Lieut. R. H.
in the wilderness.
Same, No. 3. In the Pecos country.
Same, No. 4. Cave in the mountain.

Book of wonder voyages.
Seraph: the little violiniste.
War whoop series, No. I. Lost

Jerry the blunderer. By Lily F. Wesselhoeft.
John: a tale of king Messiah. By Katherine Pearson
Woods.

JOHNSON, Mrs. Clarke. Her college days: a story for girls.

Judith the money-lender's daughter. By Evelyn Everett

:

Green.

KALER, James Otis. See OTIS, James.
KER, David. Swept out to sea.
KING, Pauline.

Christine's career: a story for girls.

King's pardon. By Robert Overton.

KINGSLEY, Florence Morse. Stephen, a soldier of the

cross.

KINGSLEY, Henry. Mystery of the island.
KINGSTON, W. H. G. Tale of the shore and ocean.
Kitty Landon's girlhood. By Jessie Armstrong.
KNOX, Thomas W. Captain John Crane, 1800-1815.
KRAUSE, Lydia F. See YECHTON, Barbara.
KUNOS, Dr. Ignácz, collector. Turkish fairy tales and
folk tales.

Last cruise of the "Spitfire." By Edward Stratemeyer. (No. 1 of his "Ship and shore" series.)

LAURIE. André. Schoolboy days in France.

Oliver Bright's search. By Edward Stratemeyer. (No. 2
of his "Bound to succeed" series.)
On schedule time. By James Otis.
On the Irawaddy. By G. A. Henty.
On the shelf. By Harvey Gobel.

On the staff. By Oliver Optic. (v. 4 of his "Blue and the Gray on land.”)

One of the sweet old chapters. By Rose Porter. Only Susan her own story. By Emma Marshall. OPTIC, Oliver. [William Taylor Adams.] All-over-theworld library, 3d series, v. 3. Four young explorers; or, sight-seeing in the Tropics. Blue and the Gray on land, v. 4. On the staff.

Ruth Endicott's way.

Little girl of long ago. By Eliza Orne White.
Little Larrikin. By Ethel Turner.

Little Nin: a story for the young. By Virge Reese
Phelps.

Log of a privateersman. By Harry Collingwood.
Log of the Lady Grey." By Louise Seymour Houghton.
Lollipop's vacation, and other stories. By Sophie Swett.
Long walls (The): an American boy's adventures in
Greece. By Elbridge S. Brooks and John Alden.
Lost gold mine. By Frank H. Converse.
Lost in African jungles. By Fred. Whishaw.

Russan and Fredk. Boyle.

On schedule time.
Short cruise.

Teddy and Carrots.

OVERTON, Robert. King's pardon.

OXLEY, J. Macdonald. Baffling the blockade.
Boy tramp; or, across Canada.

Paladins of Edwin the great. By Sir Clements R. Markham.

PANSY. [Mrs. G. R. Alden.] Making fate. PARKER, Margaret. For the sake of a friend: a story of school life.

Paul French's way. By Jennie M. Drinkwater. PAULL, Mrs. George. ("Minnie E. Kenney.") Making of a hero, and other stories for boys.

PERRY, Nora. Three little daughters of the Revolution.

LUDLOW, James M. Baritone's parish.

LYALL, Edna. [Miss Bailey.] How the children raised

the wind.

Making fate. By Pansy. [Mrs. G. R. Alden.]
Making of a hero, and other stories for boys. By Mrs.
George Paull. [Minnie E. Kenney.]
Man who became a savage. By William T. Hornaday.
MANT, Alicia Catherine. Montage Newburgh; or, the
mother and son. vol. 2.

Mantel-piece minstrels, and other stories. By John
Kendrick Bangs.

MARKHAM, Sir Clements R. Paladins of Edwin the great. MARSHALL, Emma. Only Susan : her own story.

Gypsy series: Gypsy's sowing and reaping. Supply at Saint Agatha's.

Trotty book. 21st ed.

PHELPS, Virge Reese. Little Nin: a story for the young.
Pilgrim child. By Theodora C. Elmslie.
PLYMPTON, A. G. Black dog, and other stories.
POLLARD, Eliza F. Green Mountain boys.
Ponkaty branch road, and other stories for young people.
By Sophie Swett.

Pooles' millions. By Julia McNair Wright.
PORTER, Rose. One of the sweet old chapters.
By J. T. Trowbridge.

Prize cup.

Probable sons. By the author of Eric's good news."
Purple hyacinth: a fairy story. By Juniata Salsbury.
Q. Fairy tales far and near.

Rainproof invention. By Emily Weaver.
RAYMOND, Evelyn. Cape May diamond.

Reef of gold: a story of the South Seas. By Maurice
Hervey.

Reuben Stone's discovery. By Edward Stratemeyer. (No. 2 of his Ship and shore" series.)

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SHARP, Evelyn. Wymps, and other fairy tales.
SHELDON, Charles M. His brother's keeper.
Ship and shore series. See STRATEMEYER, Edward.
SHIRLEY, Penn. [Miss Sarah J. Clarke.] Silver gate
series the merry five.

Shod with silence. By Edward S. Ellis. (No. 1 of his "Boone and Kenton" series.)

Short cruise (A). By James Otis.

Short stories for short people. By Alicia Aspinwall. SIDNEY, Margaret. Gingham bag: the tale of an heir

loom.

Tecumseh's young braves.

By Everett T. Tomlinson.

("War of 1812" series.) Teddy and Carrots. By James Otis. Teddy's button. By the author of "Eric's good news." That bother of a boy. By Grace Stebbing. THOMPSON, L. Winning the Victoria cross. THOMSON, Edward William. Walter Gibbs, the young boss, and other stories for boys.

Three little daughters of the Revolution. By Nora Perry.
Three young Continentals: a story of the American
Revolution. By Everett T. Tomlinson.
Through swamp and glade. By Kirk Munroe.
Through thick and thin: story of a school campaign.
By Andrew Home.

THURSTON, I. T. Boys of the Central: a high-school

story.

THURSTON, I. T. Don Malcolm.

TIMLOW, Elizabeth Westyn. Cricket at the seashore. Tin kitchen (The). By J. Hatton Weeks.

To tell the king the sky is falling. By Sheila E. Braine. TOMLINSON, Everett T. Three young Continentals: a story of the American Revolution.

War of 1812 series: Tecumseh's young braves. Tommy-Anne and the three hearts. By Mabel Osgood Wright.

Tommy Toddles. By Albert Lee.

Trotty book. By Elizabeth Stuart Phelps.
TROWBRIDGE, J. T. Prize cup.

Turkish fairy tales and folk tales. By Dr. Ignácz Kunos, collector.

TURNER, Ethel. Little Larrikins.

Uncrowning a king: a tale of king Philip's war. By Edward S. Ellis.

Under the Black Eagle. By Andrew Hilliard.
Under the tamaracks. By Elbridge S. Brooks.
UNDERHILL, Zoe Dana, collector.
other fairy tales.

Dwarfs' tailor, and

VAILE, Charlotte M. The Orcutt girls; or, one term at the academy.

Vanished hand. By Sarah Doudney.

Village of youth, and other fairy tales. By Bessie Hat

ton.

Wallypug of Why. By G. E. Farrow.
Walter Gibbs, the young boss, and other stories for boys.
By Edward William Thomson.

Wampum belt; or, "the fairest page of history." By
Hezekiah Butterworth.

War of 1812 series. See TOMLINSON, Everett T.
War whoop series. See JAYNE, Lieut. R. H.
WARD, Herbert D. Dash to the Pole.
WARD, Mrs. Herbert D. See PHELPS, Elizabeth Stuart.
Wardship of Steepcoombe. By Charlotte M. Yonge.
We ten; or, the story of the roses. By Barbara Yechton.
WEAVER, Emily. Rainproof invention.
WEEKS, J. Hatton. The tin kitchen.
Were-wolf. By Clemence Housman.
WESSELHOEFT, Lily F. Jerry the blunderer.
WESTOVER, Cynthia M,

fact.

WHEELWRIGHT, John T.

Bushy: a romance founded on

A bad penny.

When the century was young. By M. M. Blake.
WHISHAW, Fred. Boyar of the Terrible.

Lost in the African jungles.

WHITE, Eliza Orne. Little girl of long ago.
Wide awake pleasure book.

WIGGIN, Kate Douglas. [Now Mrs. George Christopher
Riggs.] Birds' Christmas carol.

Windfall (The). By William O. Stoddard.
Winning the Victoria cross. By L. Thompson.
Witch Winnie in Holland. By Elizabeth W. Champney.
With Cochrane the dauntless. By G. A. Henty.
Wonderful (The): a story for young people. By William
E. Sloane.

WOODS, Katharine Pearson. John: a tale of king Mes

HOLMES. An ancient quarry in Indian Territory. B 7524. -Indian courts bill.

INDIAN Rights Association. [+ Death of Sitting Bull, by J. McLaughlin.]

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B 7522.

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B 7522.

B 7522.

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