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Title: W.P. Nimmo Catalogue, Selected List, 1890

Author: Various

Editor: Nimmo, Hay, & Mitchell

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Language: English

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SELECTED LIST OF

Nimmo, Hay, & Mitchell's Publications.

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POETS.

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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. Hoernlé, 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 Hoernlé, 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.

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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

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  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.
Asterism 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.'

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    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.
Asterism 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. Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ. By Lew Wallace.

  28. Uncle Tom's Cabin. By Harriet Beecher Stowe.

  29. Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress and Holy War. In One Volume.

  30. St. Elmo; or, Saved at Last. By Augusta J. Evans Wilson.

  31. Infelice. By Aug. J. Evans Wilson.

  32. At the Mercy of Tiberius. By Augusta J. Evans Wilson.

  33. A Knight of the Nineteenth Century. By E. P. Roe.

  34. Waverley; or, 'Tis Sixty Years Since. By Sir Walter Scott, Bart.

  35. Guy Mannering; or, The Astrologer. By Sir Walter Scott, Bart.

  36. Ivanhoe: A Romance. By Sir Walter Scott, Bart.

  37. Kenilworth: A Romance. By Sir Walter Scott, Bart.

  38. Quentin Durward. By Sir Walter Scott, Bart.

  39. Heroes of Ancient Greece. By Helen Palmer.

  40. John Halifax, Gentleman. By Mrs. Craik.

  41. Westward Ho! By Chas. Kingsley.

  42. Jane Eyre. An Autobiography. By Charlotte Bronte.

  43. Mary Barton. By Mrs. Gaskell.

  44. The Mother's Recompense. By Grace Aguilar.

  45. Robinson Crusoe. By Defoe.

  46. Hans Andersen's Fairy Tales and Stories.

  47. The Antiquary. By Sir Walter Scott, Bart.

  48. Derrymount. By Bella Carter.

  49. English Heroes in the Reign of Elizabeth.

  50. The Mill on the Floss. By George Eliot.

  51. The Mothers of Great Men. By Mrs. Ellis.

  52. The Bible in Spain. By Geo. Borrow.

  53. The Days of Bruce. By Grace Aguilar.

  54. Life of General Gordon.

  55. The Ogilvies. By the Author of "John Halifax, Gentleman."

  56. Agatha's Husband. By the Author of "John Halifax, Gentleman."

  57. Olive. By the Author of "John Halifax, Gentleman."

  58. Adam Bede. By George Eliot.

  59. Victoria: Queen and Empress. By David Campbell.

  60. The Coral Island. By R. M. Ballantyne.

  61. Martin Rattler. By R. M. Ballantyne.

  62. Ungava. By R. M. Ballantyne.

  63. The Young Fur Traders. By R. M. Ballantyne.

  64. Two Years Ago. By Charles Kingsley.

  65. The Wide Wide World. By E. Wetherell.

  66. The Swiss Family Robinson.

  67. Lamb's Tales from Shakespeare.

  68. Stories from English History. By Maria Hack.

  69. David Copperfield. By C. Dickens.

  70. Pickwick Papers. By C. Dickens.

  71. The Old Curiosity Shop. By C. Dickens.

  72. Nicholas Nickleby. By C. Dickens.

  73. Scenes of Clerical Life. By George Eliot.

  74. Tom Brown's Schooldays.

  75. Danesbury House. By Mrs. Henry Wood.

  76. Grimm's Fairy Tales.

NEW VOLUMES.

  77. East Lynne. By Mrs. Henry Wood.

  78. Schoolboy Stories. By Ascott R. Hope.

  79. Stirring Adventure in African Travel.

  80. Graphic Scenes in African Story.

  81. John Lawrence: "Saviour of India." By Charles Bruce.

  82. The Princess Ottilia. A Tale for Girls.

  83. One Tiny Link. A Tale for Girls.

  84. Inspiring Lives. Biographies for Girls.

  85. In Jungle and Kraal. By Arthur Lee Knight.

  86. Norrie Seton; or, Driven to Sea. By Mrs. George Cupples.

  87. Our Fellows at St. Mark's. By Walter C. Rhoades.

  88. Cecil; The Boy who Stood Between. By M. 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. A Voyage Round the World by Sir Francis Drake and William Dampier, according to the Text of the Original Narratives. Edited, with Notes, by D. Laing Purves.

  4. A Voyage Round the World in the Years 1740-44 by George Anson. Edited, from the Original Narrative, with Notes, by D. Laing Purves.

  5. Voyages Round the World by Captain James Cook. Edited, with Notes, etc., by D. Laing Purves.

  6. The Story of the Good Ship 'Bounty' and her Mutineers. Mutinies in Highland Regiments.

  7. The Story of the Indian Mutiny (1857-58).

  8. Feats on the Fiord. A Tale of Norway. By Harriet Martineau.

The Library of Biography.

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  4. Great Achievements of Military Men, Statesmen, and others.

  5. Eminent Philanthropists, Patriots, and Reformers.

  6. Gallery of Notable Men and Women.

  7. Earnest Lives: Biographies of Remarkable Men and Women.

  8. Teachers and Preachers of Recent Times.

  9. Great Orators, Statesmen, and Divines.

10. Kings without Crowns; or, Lives of American Presidents. With a Sketch of the American Constitution. By Charles H. Evans.

11. Lessons from Women's Lives. By Sarah J. Hale.

The above Series of Books have been specially prepared in order to meet the rapidly increasing demand for instructive and wholesome literature of permanent value. They are admirably adapted for School Prizes, Gift Books, etc. etc.

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  1. The Hermit's Apprentice. By Ascott R. Hope.

  2. The Far North: Explorations in the Arctic Regions. By Elisha Kent Kane, M.D.

  3. Monarchs of Ocean: Columbus and Cook.

  4. Noble Mottoes of Great Families. By Charles Bruce, Author of 'Lame Felix,' etc.

  5. The Castaway's Home; or, The Story of the Sailing and Sinking of the Good Ship 'Rose.' By Mrs. Hardy.

  6. Great Men of European History, from the Christian Era till the Present Time. By David Pryde, LL.D.

  7. Afloat and Ashore with Sir Walter Raleigh. By Mrs. Hardy, Author of 'Champions of the Reformation,' etc.

  8. Lame Felix. A Book for Boys. By Charles Bruce.

  9. Life at Hartwell; or, Frank and His Friends. By Katharine E. May, Author of 'Alfred and his Mother,' etc.

10. Max Wild, the Merchant's Son; and other Stories for the Young.

11. Up North; or, Lost and Found in Russia and the Arctic Wastes. By Mrs. Hardy.

12. Angelo and Stella. A Story of Italian Fisher Life. By the Rev. Gerald S. Davies.

13. Seeing the World. A Young Sailor's own Story. By Charles Nordhoff.

14. The Miner's Son and Margaret Vernon. By M. M. Pollard, Author of 'The Minister's Daughter.'

15. How Frank began to Climb the Ladder. By Charles Bruce, Author of 'Lame Felix,' etc.

16. The History of Two Wanderers; or, Cast Adrift.

17. Memorable Wars of Scotland. By Patrick Fraser Tytler, F.R.S.E.

18. Job Carson's Portrait Gallery. By Lucretia Maybury, Author of 'Sandy,' 'Ethelwyn's Light,' etc.

Two Shilling Library for Girls.

Crown 8vo, Illustrated, elegantly bound in new style, cloth extra, price 2s. each.

  1. Life's Crosses, and How to Meet Them. Tales for Girls. By T. S. Arthur.

  2. A Father's Legacy to his Daughters, etc. A Book for Young Women. By Dr. Gregory.

  3. Labours of Love. A Tale for the Young. By Winifred Taylor.

  4. Mossdale. A Tale for the Young. By Anna M. De Iongh.

  5. Jacqueline. A Story of the Reformation in Holland. By Mrs. Hardy (Janet Gordon).

  6. The Minister's Daughter, and Old Anthony's Will. Tales for the Young. By M. M. Pollard.

  7. The Two Sisters. By M. M. Pollard.

  8. A Needle and Thread. A Tale for Girls. By Emma J. Barnes. Author of 'Faithful and True; or, The Mother's Legacy.'

  9. Nonna. A Story of the Days of Julian the Apostate. By Ellen Palmer.

10. An Earl's Daughter. A Story for the Young. By M. M. Pollard, Author of 'The Two Sisters,' etc.

11. Doing and Dreaming. A Tale for the Young. By Edward Garrett.

12. Vain Ambition; or, Only a Girl. By Emma Davenport, Author of 'Our Birthdays,' etc.

13. The Cottagers of Glenburnie. A Scottish Tale. By Elizabeth Hamilton.

14. My New Home: A Woman's Diary.

15. Home Heroines. Tales for Girls. By T. S. Arthur.

16. The Roseville Family. By Mrs. A. S. Orr.

17. Leah. A Tale of Ancient Palestine. By Mrs. A. S. Orr.

EIGHTEENPENNY BOYS' FAVOURITES.

New Editions, in small crown 8vo, cloth extra, elegant and characteristic binding.

  1. THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF ROBINSON CRUSOE.

  2. THE HISTORY OF SANDFORD AND MERTON.

  3. THE VICAR OF WAKEFIELD. Poems and Essays. By Oliver Goldsmith.

  4. THE FABLES OF ÆSOP AND OTHERS. Translated into English; with Instructive Applications, by Samuel Croxall, D.D.

  5. BUNYAN'S PILGRIM'S PROGRESS.

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  1. Bible Blessings.

  2. The Best Things.

  3. Bible Wonders.

  4. Bible Jewels.

  5. Rills from the Fountain of Life.

  6. Leaves from the Tree of Life.

  7. Pebbles from the Brook.

  8. The Giants, and How to Fight Them; and Wonderful Things.

  9. The Safe Compass, and How It Points.

By the same Author.

Price 2s. each.

The King's Highway; or, Illustrations of the Commandments.

Nature's Wonders.

NIMMO'S

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  2. THE GHOST OF REEDER'S WOOD. By Maude M. Butler, Author of 'Waiting and Serving,' 'Cecil,' etc.

  3. DAISY RALSTON; or, 'A REGULAR TOMBOY.' By Lucie E. Jackson.

  4. THE HERO OF CRAMPTON SCHOOL. By Mrs. G. Forsyth Grant, Author of 'The Boys at Penrohn.'

  5. LITTLE WOMEN. By Louisa M. Alcott, Author of 'Jack and Jill,' 'An Old-Fashioned Girl,' etc.

  6. LITTLE WIVES (LITTLE WOMEN MARRIED). Being Part Second of 'Little Women.' By Louisa M. Alcott, Author of 'Jack and Jill,' 'An Old-Fashioned Girl,' etc.

  7. THE THORNES OF THURSTON. By Lucie E. Jackson.

  8. IN THE CRADLE OF THE NORTH WIND. By Bessie Marchant, Author of 'Dan,' 'Under Clearer Skies,' etc.

  9. JULIET STANLEY; or, Silas Mogg's Pearl. By Penley Reyd.

10. THE BADGE OF THE SCARLET POPPY. By Lucie E. Jackson.

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  3. Paul and Virginia. From the French of Bernardin Saint-Pierre.

  4. Little Threads: Tangle Thread, Golden Thread, and Silver Thread.

  5. Benjamin Franklin, the Printer Boy.

  6. Barton Todd, and the Young Lawyer.

  7. The Perils of Greatness: The Story of Alexander Menzikoff.

  8. Little Crowns, and How to Win Them. By Rev. Joseph A. Collier.

  9. Great Riches: Nelly Rivers' Story. By Aunt Fanny.

10. The Right Way, and the Contrast.

11. The Daisy's First Winter. And other Stories. By H. Beecher Stowe.

12. The Old Farmhouse. And other Stories. By M. M. Pollard.

13. Twyford Hall; or, Rosa's Christmas Dinner. By Charles Bruce.

14. The Discontented Weathercock. And other Stories. By M. Jones.

15. Out at Sea. And other Stories. By Two Authors.

16. 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.

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20. Blind Mercy, and Little Nat. By Gertrude Crockford.

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  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.

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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.

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  1. Pearls for Little People.

  2. Great Lessons for Little People.

  3. Reason in Rhyme: A Poetry Book for the Young.

  4. Æsop'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 Cæsar. 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. | 19. Annie's Fall.
  2. Amy and Her Doves. | 20. The Fisherman's Son.
  3. The Negro Servant. | 21. The Cherry Orchard.
  4. Wat's Christmas at Home. | 22. Ernest; or, The Great Stone Face.
  5. Blind Barty. | 23. Story of a Coward.
  6. The Basket Woman. | 24. Value of Little Things.
  7. Good for Evil. | 25. Story of the Apples.
  8. The Orange Girl. | 26. The Benevolent Schoolmaster.
  9. A Sunday in Jerusalem. | 27. Learning by Experience.
10. Daddy Goodluck. | 28. Lady Grizell Baillie.
11. Parley the Porter. | 29. Talks with Mr. Fairchild.
12. The Fortunate Young Lady. | 30. The Troublesome Friend.
13. The Orange Grove. | 31. Mrs. Fairchild's Story.
14. The Wreck of the Prospero. | 32. Sarah Martin.
15. The Fortune Teller. | 33. Honour thy Parents.
16. The French Philanthropist. | 34. The Poor Children's Friend.
17. Jim Brown. | 35. Story about Envy.
18. Little Nat. | 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. Being Good Thoughts selected from the Best Religious Writers.

  4. ACROSS THE RIVER. Scriptural Views of the Heavenly Home. By Dr. Norman Macleod, Dr. Candlish, etc. Miniature Edition Abridged.

  5. COUNSEL AND COMFORT FOR DAILY LIFE. Selected from the Works of the Best Religious Writers.

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