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Recent Items

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  BURNS, Jim.

  THE FIVES SENSES. Wood-Engraved Illustrations by Geri Waddington.
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  NOYES, Alfred.

  THE HIGHWAYMAN Written by Alfred Noyes and Newly Illustrated by Bridget Holdsworth.
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  ARCHER, Caroline. HARLING, Robert.

  THE ST BRIDE NOTEBOOK. With wood engravings by Eric Ravilious Published to celebrate the centenary of his birth.
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  DAHL, Roald.

  THE GREMLINS from the Walt Disney production. A Royal Air force story by Flight Lieutenant Roald Dahl.
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  HARRIS, Joel Chandler.

  UNCLE REMUS or, Mr. Fox, Mr Rabbit, Mr. Terrapin.
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  ARNOLD, Matthew.

  Calais Sands and Dover Beach.
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  BRUSEWITZ, Gunnar.

  The Amazing Miss Brooke and other essays. Eritten and Illustrated by Gunnar Brusewitz. Translated and introduced by Rosemary and Thorsten Sjolin.
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  DAME WIGGINS OF LEE, and her Seven Wonderful Cats. A Humorous Tale. By a Lady of ninety. Embellished with fifteen neatly coloured engravings. Price one shilling.
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  WATTS, I[saac].

  DIVINE AND MORAL SONGS, attempted in easy language, for the use of children. By I Watts, D.D. Ornamented with Engravings of Wood.
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  GILSON, Captain Charles.

  THE LOST COLUMN a story of the Boxer Rebellion. Of the Siege of Tientsin and Admiral Seymour’s attempts to relieve the Peking Legations, comprising the Adventures of Gerald Wood, and minor passages in the lives of Mr. Wang and Jugataï the Tartar. Illustrated in colour by Cyrus Cuneo.
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  HANFF, Helene.

  84, Charing Cross Road.
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  [KILNER, Dorothy.]

  SHORT CONVERSATIONS; or, An Easy Road to the Temple of Fame; which all may reach who endeavour to be good.
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  Crane, Walter.

  The Easter Art Annual for 1898. THE WORK OF WALTER CRANE with notes by the artist. Extra number of the Art Journal.
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  WEATHERLEY. F. E.

  TOLD IN THE TWILIGHT by F. E. Weatherley. Illustrated by M. Ellen Edwards & John C. Staple.
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  KEATS, John.

  THE EVE OF ST. AGNES. Illustrated by Edward H. Wehnert.
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  BEAUMONT, Cyril. W.

  TOYS. Rhymes by Cyril W. Beaumont. Decorations by Eileen Mayo.
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  NESBIT, E.[dith].

  THE PHOENIX AND THE CARPET. Illustrated by H. R. Millar.
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  HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS; a pleasant remembrance of my early days. By the Editor of “The Playmate.” Illustrated with nine drawings by Kenny Meadows, engraved by George and Edward Dalziel.
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  HOWITT, Mary.

  THE PICTURE BOOK FOR THE YOUNG by Mary Howitt.
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  BENNETT, Charles.

  THE SURPRISING, UNHEARD OF AND NEVER-TO-BE-SURPASSED ADVENTURES OF YOUNG MUNCHAUSEN; related and illustrated by C. H. Bennett, in twelve “stories.”