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diff --git a/36649.txt b/36649.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b11fb79 --- /dev/null +++ b/36649.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1624 @@ +Project Gutenberg's W.P. Nimmo Catalogue, Selected List, 1890, by Various + +This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with +almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or +re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included +with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org + + +Title: W.P. Nimmo Catalogue, Selected List, 1890 + +Author: Various + +Editor: Nimmo, Hay, & Mitchell + +Release Date: July 7, 2011 [EBook #36649] + +Language: English + +Character set encoding: ASCII + +*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK W.P. NIMMO CATALOGUE *** + + + + +Produced by Chris Curnow and the Online Distributed +Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net + + + + + + +SELECTED LIST OF + +Nimmo, Hay, & Mitchell's Publications. + +EDINA EDITION OF THE POETS. + +[Illustration: Robert Browning's Poetical Works] + + _Imperial Crown 8vo, Gilt Top_ _price_ 3/6 _each_. + _Limp Straight Grain, Gold Roll_ _price_ 8/6 _each_. + _Padded Straight Grain, Gold Roll_ _price_ 10/- _each_. + + 1. Tennyson's Poetical Works. Including "Maud," "In Memoriam," "Idylls +of the King," etc. + + 2. Robert Browning's Poetical and Dramatic Works. With an Introduction +by Rev. EDWARD F. HOERNLE, M.B. + + 3. Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Works. Including "Aurora Leigh," etc. + + 4. Whittier's Poetical Works. + + 5. Longfellow's Poetical Works. + + 6. Burns' Complete Works. + + _Price_, 4s. + + 7. Shakespeare's Complete Works. Large Type (over 1300 pages). + +_These Volumes are printed from New Type on Superfine Paper, each +Volume having a beautiful Portrait of the Author in Photogravure +printed by Annan & Son._ + +The "SCOTSMAN," in reviewing one of the Volumes, says:-- + +"The 'Edina' edition of 'The Poetical Works of Robert Browning,' +published by Messrs. W. P. Nimmo, Hay, & Mitchell, Edinburgh (3s. +6d.), may lay claim to be the most complete non-copyright edition of +the poet which has yet solicited the attention of the public. It is a +well-bound and printed volume of over seven hundred pages in double +column, and is provided with a brief, but pregnant, introduction by +the Rev. Edward Frederick Hoernle, Leith. Included in it is a short +poem, 'Ben Karshook's Wisdom,' strikingly Browningesque in thought and +form, which does not appear in any previous collection." + + + + +NIMMO'S THIN PAPER POETS. + +POCKET EDITIONS. + +On Special Thin Opaque Paper. Crown 8vo size. + + _Cloth, Gilt Top_ 2/- _net_. + _Limp, Paste Grain_ 3/- _net_. + _Lambskin Limp_ 3/6 _net_. + +1. Tennyson. + +2. Robert Browning. + +3. Elizabeth Barrett Browning. + +4. Whittier. + +5. Longfellow. + +6. Burns' Complete Poems. + +We can confidently recommend this series to those who like a compact, +handy volume for the pocket. The type is bold and clear--some of the +volumes running into 700 pages and over,--yet of a size that can +easily be slipped into the pocket. + + * * * * * + +MACMILLAN'S + +COMPLETE COPYRIGHT EDITION. + +TENNYSON'S WORKS. + + _Limp, Straight Grain, Gold Roll_ 10/6 _net_. + _Padded, Straight Grain, Gold Roll_ 12/6 _net_. + + + + +_NIMMO'S 3s. 6d. UNIVERSAL GIFT BOOKS._ + +New and Enlarged Editions in Coloured Inks. + +_Full crown 8vo, gilt edges, Illustrated._ + + 1. Wallace, the Hero of Scotland. A Biography. By JAMES PATERSON. + + 2. Life of the Duke of Wellington. By W. H. MAXWELL, Author of +'Stories of Waterloo,' etc. Revised and abridged from the larger work. + + 3. Life of Napoleon Buonaparte. By JOHN GIBSON LOCKHART. Revised and +abridged from the larger work. + + 4. The Life of Nelson. By ROBERT SOUTHEY, LL.D. With Biography of the +Author. + + 5. The Life of Peter the Great. By SIR JOHN BARROW, F.R.S. + + 6. Mungo Park's Life and Travels. With a Supplementary Chapter, +detailing the results of recent Discovery in Africa. + + 7. Men of History. By Eminent Writers. Views of the world's great men, +in the best words of the best authors. + + 8. Benjamin Franklin. A Biography from the 'Life' by JARED SPARKS, and +the 'Life and Times' by JAMES PARTON. + + 9. Stories about Boys. By ASCOTT R. HOPE, Author of 'Stories of School +Life,' 'My Schoolboy Friends,' etc. + +10. Stories of Whitminster. By ASCOTT R. HOPE. + +11. Wild Animals and Birds. Curious and Instructive Stories about +their Habits and Sagacity. + +12. Stories of School Life. By ASCOTT R. HOPE. + +13. Almost Faultless. A Story of the Present Day. By the Author of 'A +Book for Governesses.' + +14. Violet Rivers; or, Loyal to Duty. A Tale for Girls: By WINIFRED +TAYLOR, Author of 'Story of Two Lives,' etc. + +15. Women of History. By Eminent Writers. + +16. Christian Osborne's Friends. By Mrs. HARRIET MILLER DAVIDSON, +Author of 'Isobel Jardine's History.' + +17. Silverton Court. A Tale. By WINIFRED TAYLOR. + +18. Naomi; or, The Last Days of Jerusalem. By Mrs. J. B. WEBB, Author +of 'The Child's Commentary on St. Luke,' etc. + +19. Severn-side. The Story of a Friendship. By EDITH E. HORSMAN. + +20. Home Influence. A Tale for Mothers and Daughters. By GRACE +AGUILAR, Author of 'Days of Bruce,' etc. + +21. Uncle Tom's Cabin. A Picture of Slave Life in America. By HARRIET +BEECHER STOWE. + +22. Ben-Hur. A Tale of the Christ. By LEW WALLACE, Author of 'The Fair +God.' + +23. Little Women. By LOUISA M. ALCOTT, Author of 'Jack and Jill,' 'An +Old-Fashioned Girl,' etc. + +24. Mother's Recompense. By GRACE AGUILAR. + +25. Victoria: Queen and Empress. By DAVID CAMPBELL, Author of 'General +Hector A. Macdonald, C.B.' With 15 full-page Illustrations. + +26. Willoughby Manor. A Tale of Old Liverpool. By G. NORWAY, Author of +'Ralph Denham's Adventures in Burma.' + + + + +EMPIRE LIBRARY. + +2s. 6d. [Illustration: Tom Brown's School Days] 2s. 6d. + +_Cloth, gilt top._ _Cloth, gilt top._ + +100 VOLUMES IN SERIES. + + 1. Wallace, the Hero of Scotland: A Biography. By JAMES PATERSON. + + 2. Life of the Duke of Wellington. By W. H. MAXWELL. + + 3. Life of Napoleon Buonaparte. By JOHN GIBSON LOCKHART. + + 4. The Life of Nelson. By ROBERT SOUTHEY, LL.D. + + 5. Life of Peter the Great. By Sir JOHN BARROW, F.R.S. + + 6. Mungo Park's Life and Travels. + + 7. Men of History. By EMINENT WRITERS. Views of the world's great men, +in the best words of the best authors. + + 8. Benjamin Franklin: A Biography. + + 9. Stories about Boys. By ASCOTT R. HOPE. + +10. Stories of Whitminster. By ASCOTT R. HOPE. + +11. Wild Animals and Birds: Curious and Instructive Stories. + +12. Stories of School Life. By ASCOTT R. HOPE. + +13. On Holy Ground. By EDWIN HODDER. + +14. Almost Faultless: A Story of the Present Day. + +15. Violet Rivers; or, Loyal to Duty. A Tale for Girls. + +16. Women of History. A companion volume to Men of History. + +17. Christian Osborne's Friends. By Mrs. DAVIDSON. + +18. Silverton Court. A Tale. By WINIFRED TAYLOR. + +19. Naomi; or, The Last Days of Jerusalem. By Mrs. J. B. WEBB. + +20. Severn-side. The Story of a Friendship. By EDITH E. HORSMAN. + +21. Home Influence. By GRACE AGUILAR. + +22. Ulric Zwingle; or, Zurich and its Reformer. + +23. The Spanish Inquisition: Its Heroes and Martyrs. By JANET GORDON. + +24. Gold-Foil: Hammered from Popular Proverbs. By J. G. HOLLAND. + +25. The Farm on the Fjord. A Tale of Life in Norway. By CATHERINE RAY. + +26. Little Women. Complete in One Vol. By L. M. ALCOTT. + +27. 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M. BUTLER. + +89. Stories of the Wild West. By ASCOTT R. HOPE. + +90. Saved by a Secret. By PERCY AINSLIE. + +91. Tales of Old English Life. By W. FRANCIS COLLIER, LL.D. + +92. The Boys at Penrohn. By Mrs. G. FORSYTH GRANT. + +93. Burke's Chum. By Mrs. G. FORSYTH GRANT. + +94. Ralph Denham's Adventures in Burma. By G. NORWAY. + +95. Among the Torches of the Andes. By BESSIE MARCHMONT. + +96. Cicely Frome. By BESSIE MARCHMONT. + +97. The Channings. By Mrs. HENRY WOOD. + +98. My Schools and Schoolmasters. By HUGH MILLER. + +99. Captain Cook's Voyages Round the World. + +100. Story of the Indian Mutiny. + +101. Jessie Melville; or, The Double Sacrifice. By DAVID PAE. + + + + +Selections from + +Nimmo's New Half-Crown Series of Stories. + +BY POPULAR AUTHORS. + +_In full crown 8vo, Illustrated, bound in cloth extra, gold and +colours, gilt edges._ + + 1. Schoolboy Stories. By ASCOTT R. HOPE, Author of 'Stories out of +Schooltime,' 'Stories of Whitminster,' etc. + + 2. Stirring Adventure in African Travel. By CHARLES BRUCE. + + 3. Graphic Scenes in African Story. By CHARLES BRUCE. + + 4. John Lawrence: 'Saviour of India.' The Story of his Life. By +CHARLES BRUCE. + + 5. The Princess Ottilia. A Tale for Girls. By Mrs. HERBERT MARTIN, +Author of 'Bonnie Lesley,' etc. + + 6. Aubert; or, One Tiny Link. By JENNIE CHAPPELL, Author of 'For +Honour's Sake,' etc. + + 7. Inspiring Lives. Biographies of the Great among Women. + + 8. In Jungle and Kraal. By ARTHUR LEE KNIGHT. + + 9. Norrie Seton; or, Driven to Sea. By Mrs. GEORGE CUPPLES. + +10. Our Fellows at St. Mark's. A School Story by WALTER C. RHOADES, +Author of 'The Winning Hit,' etc. + +11. Cecil: The Boy who Stood Between. By MAUDE M. BUTLER. + +12. Stories of the Wild West. By ASCOTT R. HOPE, Author of 'Stories of +School Life,' etc. + +13. Saved by a Secret. A Story of Siberian Exile and Adventure. By +PERCY AINSLIE, Author of 'Bertie Linton.' + +14. Tales of Old English Life. By WILLIAM FRANCIS COLLIER, LL.D., +Author of 'History of English Literature.' + +15. The Boys at Penrohn: A Story of English School Life. By Mrs. G. +FORSYTH GRANT. + +16. Heroes of Ancient Greece: A Story of the Days of Socrates the +Athenian. By ELLEN PALMER. + +17. Burke's Chum. A Story of Thistleton School. By Mrs. G. FORSYTH +GRANT, Author of 'The Hero of Crampton School.' + +18. Ralph Denham's Adventures in Burma. By G. NORWAY, Author of +'Tregarthen,' etc. + +19. Among the Torches of the Andes. By BESSIE MARCHANT, Author of 'In +the Cradle of the North Wind.' + +20. Cicely Frome. By BESSIE MARCHANT. + + + + +_The Library of History, Travel, and Adventure._ + +_In crown 8vo, cloth extra, price 2s. each; gilt edges, 2s. 6d._ + +1. Travels and Discoveries in Abyssinia by JAMES BRUCE. + +2. The Life and Travels of Mungo Park. With Supplementary Details of +the Results of Recent Discovery in Africa. + +3. 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The story of Waterloo; or, The Fall of Napoleon. + +17. Sister Jane's Little Stories. Edited by LOUISA LOUGHBOROUGH. + +18. Uncle John's First Shipwreck. By CHARLES BRUCE. + +19. The History of a Lifeboat. By RICHARD ROWE. + +20. Blind Mercy, and Little Nat. By GERTRUDE CROCKFORD. + + * * * * * + +NEW SHILLING BOOKS BY POPULAR AUTHORS. + +_In attractive Bindings, each with Frontispiece._ + + 1. The Vulture's Nest. And other Stories. By ASCOTT R. HOPE. + + 2. 'Dumps.' And other Stories. By the same Author. + + 3. A Night in a Snowstorm. And other Stories. By CHARLES BRUCE. + + 4. Dick's Dog. And other Stories of Country Boys. By ASCOTT R. HOPE. + + 5. Crossed with Silver. By JENNIE CHAPPELL. + + 6. Three School Friends. A Tale for Girls. By EDITH AWSBY. + + 7. The Maltese Cross. And other Tales for Girls. By JENNIE CHAPPELL. + + 8. Fred Leicester; or, The Southern Cross, and Charles's Wain. And +other Stories. By RICHARD ROWE. + + 9. Our Sailmaker's Yarn. By Mrs. GEORGE CUPPLES. + +10. Hero's Story. The Autobiography of a Newfoundland Dog. By HARRIETT +BOULTWOOD, Author of 'Acting on the Square,' etc. + +11. Fairy Tales and True. By ALICE F. JACKSON. + +12. Parables from Flowers. By GERTRUDE P. DYER. + +13. Bertie Linton; or, Lost In Japan. By PERCY AINSLIE. + +14. All for Himself. A Story for Boys. By HARRIETT D. BOULTWOOD. + +15. Animal Adventures. By ASCOTT R. HOPE. + +16. Sandy's Secret. By ASCOTT R. HOPE. + +17. Little Lady Prim. By E. M. WATERWORTH and JENNIE CHAPPELL. + +18. Lina's Fortune. By EMMA LESLIE. + +19. Patience and Her Knight. By L. E. TIDDEMAN. + +20. The Colonel's Boy, and Roy's Adventures. By L. E. TIDDEMAN. + + + + +Selections from + +NIMMO'S NINEPENNY SERIES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. + +_Square foolscap 8vo., with Illustrations, elegantly bound in cloth, +price 9d. each._ + +This Series of Books will be found unequalled for genuine interest and +value, and it is believed they will be eagerly welcomed by thoughtful +children of both sexes. Parents may rest assured that each Volume +teaches some noble lesson, or enforces some valuable truth. + + 1. In the Brave Days of Old; or, The Story of the Spanish Armada. For +Boys and Girls. + + 2. The Lost Ruby. By the Author of 'The Basket of Flowers,' etc. + + 3. Leslie Ross; or, Fond of a Lark. By CHARLES BRUCE. + + 4. My First and Last Voyage. By BENJAMIN CLARKE. + + 5. Little Katie: A Fairy Story. By CHARLES BRUCE. + + 6. Being Afraid. And other Stories for the Young. By CHARLES STUART. + + 7. The Toll-Keepers. And other Stories for the Young. By BENJAMIN +CLARKE. + + 8. Dick Barford: A Boy who would go down Hill. By CHARLES BRUCE. + + 9. Joan of Arc; or, The Story of a Noble Life. Written for Girls. + +10. Helen Siddal: A Story for Children. By ELLEN PALMER. + +11. Mat and Sofie: A Story for Boys and Girls. + +12. Peace and War. By the Author of 'The Basket of Flowers,' etc. + +13. Perilous Adventures of a French Soldier in Algeria. + +14. The Magic Glass; or, The Secret of Happiness. + +15. Hawks' Dene: A Tale for Children. By KATHARINE E. MAY. + +16. Little Maggie. And other Stories. By the Author of 'The Joy of +Well-Doing,' etc. etc. + +17. The Brother's Legacy; or, Better than Gold. By M. M. POLLARD. + +18. The Little Sisters; or, Jealousy. And other Stories for the Young. +By the Author of 'Little Tales for Tiny Tots,' etc. + +19. Kate's New Home. By Cecil Scott, Author of 'Chryssie Lyle,' etc. + + + + +_Nimmo's Sixpenny Juvenile Books._ + +_Foolscap 8vo, Illustrated, handsomely bound in cloth, price 6d. +each._ + + 1. _Pearls for Little People._ + + 2. _Great Lessons for Little People._ + + 3. _Reason in Rhyme: A Poetry Book for the Young._ + + 4. _AEsop's Little Fable Book._ + + 5. _Grapes from the Great Vine._ + + 6. _The Pot of Gold._ + + 7. _Story Pictures from the Bible._ + + 8. _The Tables of Stone: Illustrations of the Commandments._ + + 9. _Ways of Doing Good._ + +10. _Stories about our Dogs. By_ HARRIET BEECHER STOWE. + +11. _The Red-Winged Goose._ + +12. _The Hermit of the Hills._ + +13. _Effie's Christmas, and other Stories. By_ ADELAIDE AUSTEN. + +14. _A Visit to Grandmother, and other Stories for the Young._ + +15. _Bible Stories for Young People. By_ ADELAIDE AUSTEN. + +16. _The Little Woodman and his Dog Caesar. By_ Mrs. SHERWOOD. + +17. _Among the Mountains: Tales for the Young. By_ ADELAIDE AUSTEN. + +18. _Little Gems for Little Readers._ + +19. _Do your Duty, come what will; and other Stories for the Young._ + +20. _Noble Joe: A Tale for Children. By_ ADELAIDE AUSTEN. + +21. _Lucy Vernon, and other Stories for the Young._ + +22. _Anecdotes of Favourite Animals told for Children. By_ ADELAIDE +AUSTEN. + +23. _Little Henry and his Bearer. By_ Mrs. SHERWOOD. + +24. _The Holidays at Wilton, and other Stories. By _ADELAIDE AUSTEN. + +25. _Chryssie Lyle: A Tale for the Young. By_ CECIL SCOTT. + +26. _Little Elsie among the Quarrymen. By_ ELLEN PALMER. + +27. _The Lesson of Obedience. By_ the Rev. RICHARD NEWTON, D.D. + +28. _The Lesson of Diligence. By_ the Rev. RICHARD NEWTON, D.D. + +29. _Fergus: A Tale. By_ JACOB ABBOTT. + +30. _Gilbert and his Mother. By_ JACOB ABBOTT. + +31. _The Shepherd of Salisbury Plain. By_ HANNAH MORE. + +32. _Emily Barton, and other Stories. By_ Charles and Mary Lamb. + +33. _Elizabeth Villiers, and other Stories. By_ CHARLES and MARY LAMB. + +34. _The Grateful Negro. By_ MARIA EDGEWORTH. + +35. _Forgive and Forget. By_ MARIA EDGEWORTH. + +36. _Waste not, Want not. By_ MARIA EDGEWORTH. + +37. _The False Key. By_ MARIA EDGEWORTH. + +38. _The Bracelets. By_ MARIA EDGEWORTH. + + * * * * * + +_Nimmo's Fourpenny Juvenile Books._ + +_The above Series of Books is also kept in embossed and illuminated +paper covers, beautifully printed in gold from entirely new designs, +price 4d. each._ + + + + +Selections from + +_NIMMO'S FOURPENNY JUVENILE BOOKS._ + +SHORT STORIES FOR CHILDREN, by Mrs. SHERWOOD, JANE TAYLOR, RICHARD +ROWE, etc. + +_Demy 18mo, cloth, Illustrated._ + + 1. George and his Penny, by Mrs. SHERWOOD; and other Tales. + + 2. Lucy and Her Mother, by JANE TAYLOR; and other Tales. + + 3. Getting on in Life, and other Tales. + + 4. Bessie Blake the Farmer's Daughter, by RICHARD ROWE; and other +Tales. + + 5. The Busy Bee, by Mrs. SHERWOOD; and other Tales. + + 6. Try to be Happy, and other Tales. + + 7. The Story of the Rose, by Mrs. SHERWOOD; and other Tales. + + 8. Brave and True, and other Tales. + + 9. The Young Apprentice, by JANE TAYLOR; and other Tales. + +10. Regie's Pony, and other Tales. + +11. Emily's Temptation, by Mrs. SHERWOOD; and other Tales. + +12. Philip's Day Dream, and other Tales. + +13. The Orphan Boy, by Mrs. SHERWOOD; and other Tales. + +14. The One Thing Needful, and other Tales. + +15. Little Sins, by Mrs. SHERWOOD; and other Tales. + +16. The Indian Chief, and other Tales. + +17. The Little Dog Trusty, and other Tales. + +18. The Kind Bear, and other Tales. + + * * * * * + +_NIMMO'S THREEPENNY JUVENILE BOOKS._ + +ILLUSTRATED. + +SHORT STORIES FOR CHILDREN, BY WELL-KNOWN AUTHORS. + +In neat cloth binding. + + 1. The Pet Polyanthus. + + 2. Amy and Her Doves. + + 3. The Negro Servant. + + 4. Wat's Christmas at Home. + + 5. Blind Barty. + + 6. The Basket Woman. + + 7. Good for Evil. + + 8. The Orange Girl. + + 9. A Sunday in Jerusalem. + +10. Daddy Goodluck. + +11. Parley the Porter. + +12. The Fortunate Young Lady. + +13. The Orange Grove. + +14. The Wreck of the Prospero. + +15. The Fortune Teller. + +16. The French Philanthropist. + +17. Jim Brown. + +18. Little Nat. + +19. Annie's Fall. + +20. The Fisherman's Son. + +21. The Cherry Orchard. + +22. Ernest; or, The Great Stone Face. + +23. Story of a Coward. + +24. Value of Little Things. + +25. Story of the Apples. + +26. The Benevolent Schoolmaster. + +27. Learning by Experience. + +28. Lady Grizell Baillie. + +29. Talks with Mr. Fairchild. + +30. The Troublesome Friend. + +31. Mrs. Fairchild's Story. + +32. Sarah Martin. + +33. Honour thy Parents. + +34. The Poor Children's Friend. + +35. Story about Envy. + +36. The Orphan's Friend. + + + +_NIMMO'S BIRTH-DAY BOOKS._ + +In Foolscap 16mo. + + 1. Bible Words for Birth-Days; Consisting of a Text of Scripture and +Verse of Hymn for Every Day in the Year. + + 2. Birth-Day Greetings; Consisting of Political Extracts and Mottoes +for Every Day in the Year. + + 3. The Birth-Day Book of Wit and Humour; Consisting of Witty and +Humorous Extracts for Every Day in the Year. + + 4. The Birth-Day Oracle; or, Whom shall I Marry? Guesses at the +Character and Appearance of your future Husband or Wife. + + 5. The Little Folk's Birth-Day Book; or, Something Good about +Children, Child-life, Flowers, etc., for Every Day in the Year. + + 6. A Cup of Blessing for Every Day in the Year. A Birth-Day Book of +Cheering and Consolatory Texts. By C. B. + + 7. The Lyric Birth-Day Book. Snatches of Song gathered from the Lyric +Poets, and arranged for Every Day in the Year. By D. H. + + 8. Mrs. Hemans' Birth-Day Book. A Selection from the Poems of Felicia +Hemans, arranged as a Daily Text Book. + + 9. Birth-Day Chimes from Longfellow. Six Hundred Quotations from his +Poems, arranged as a Daily Text Book. By S. P. L. + +10. Birth-Day Chimes from Shakespeare. A Text Book of Choice Extracts +from his Works. + +11. Birth-Day Chimes from Burns. Selections from the Poems, Songs, and +Ballads of Robert Burns. + +12. What saith the Master? A Daily Text Book in the very Words of our +Lord. Selected by MAY COCHRANE. + +13. Birth-Day Texts from Wordsworth. Passages for Every Day in the +Year, from the Poems of William Wordsworth. + +14. Birth-Day Chimes from Scott. Selected from the Poems and Tales of +Sir Walter Scott. + +15. Birth-Day Chimes from Whittier. Selections from the Poems of John +Greenleaf Whittier. By J. R. E. P. + +16. The Keats Birth-Day Book. Compiled by J. R. E. P. + +17. The Mizpah Birth-Day Book. Daily Texts chosen from Holy +Scriptures. + +18. The Birth-Day Book of Proverbs. Serious--Humorous--Satirical. +Edited by CHARLES BRUCE. + +19. Birth-Day Chimes from Tennyson. Selections from the Poems of +Alfred Tennyson. By MARY DONALD. + +20. Robert Browning Year-Book. Selected by J. R. TUTIN. + +21. Crowning Mercies. Cheering Texts from Holy Scriptures, with +appropriate Hymn Verses. Selected by MARY DONALD. + + * * * * * + +LIST OF STYLES AND PRICES. + + _s._ _d._ + Cloth Extra, gilt edges, price 1 0 + Cloth Extra, full gilt side and edges, price 1 6 + Cloth Extra, padded (boxed), price 1 6 + Paste Grain, round corners, price 2 0 + Paste Grain, round corners, padded, price 2 6 + Armadillo, round corners, padded, price 3 0 + Morocco, padded, price 2 6 + German Calf, padded, price 4 0 + Tartan (Nos. 11 and 14 only), price 2 6 + + + + +_NIMMO'S SIXPENNY BIRTH-DAY BOOKS._ + +_In foolscap 16mo, cloth extra, red edges, price 6d.; and in Persian +calf, gilt edges, 1s._ + + 1. HEAVENLY LIGHT. Cheering Texts from Scripture. A Birth-Day Book for +Every Day in the Year. + + 2. BIRTH-DAY ECHOES FROM THE POETS. A Selection of Choice Quotations, +arranged for Every Day in the Year. + + 3. DAILY MAXIMS. A Birth-Day Text Book of Proverbs and Wise Sayings. +Selected from Various Sources. + + 4. THORN BLOSSOM. Quotations Grave and Gay, arranged as a Birth-Day +Text Book. + + 5. SCRIPTURE SUNBEAMS. Helpful Texts for Every Day in the Year. + + 6. THE BIRTH-DAY GARLAND AND LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS. Snatches from the +Poets in Praise of Flowers. + + 7. BIRTH-DAY WISHES FROM BURNS. (Also in Tartan, price 1s.) + + 8. THE JEWEL BIRTH-DAY BOOK. Compiled by Mary Donald. + + 9. THE BIRTH-DAY BOOK OF RIDDLES AND GUESSES. Compiled by MARY DONALD. + +10. LITTLE BRIGHTEYES BIRTH-DAY BOOK. Compiled by MARY DONALD. + +11. BIRTH-DAY WISHES FROM SCOTT. Selections from the Poems and Tales +of Sir Walter Scott. + + * * * * * + +DEVOTIONAL TEXT-BOOKS. + +_New Editions, crown 32mo, printed on antique laid paper, and neatly +bound in cloth, price 6d. each; also in paste grain, gilt edges, +1s._ + +1. SAINTLY WORDS. Being Devout Thoughts gathered from the Writings of +A'KEMPIS, AUGUSTINE and JEREMY TAYLOR. + +2. LIGHT FROM THE SACRED PAGE. Being a Religious Text-Book in the very +Words of Scripture. + +3. WATCHWORDS FOR CHRISTIAN LIVING. 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