[Illustrations: 111_1 - 111_12] [Illustrations: 112_1 - 112_12] [Illustrations: 113_1 - 113_12] [Illustrations: 114_1 - 114_12] [Illustrations: 115_1 - 115_6] [Illustrations: 116_1 - 116_3 This woodcut did duty for "Arabian Nights," "Bluebeard," etc.; probably designed by Cruikshank, engraved by Branstone.] FINIS. * * * * * Errors and Anomalies Noted by Transcriber: Branston : Branstone _variant spelling as in the original_ these celebrated little rarities of Toy Books _text reads "of // of" at page break_ the curious genius, historian, author, poet, woodcuter and engraver _spelling as in original_ Calendars, Almanacks, and Chep-Books _spelling as in original_ "Wise Men of Gothan," _spelling as in original_ _Whitfield's Tabernacle, Moorfields, or Spa Fields Chapel. (?)_ _(?) in original_ most incongrous and inapplicable positions and subjects _spelling as in original_ This is long and curious, and was greatly altered and abreviated _spelling as in original_ Children's Books, Chap Books, Battledoes, Reading Easies, etc. _spelling as in original_ White and Beesley's work on _Bees_ _text reads "workon"_ See Jack in his study, / Is writting a book, _spelling as in original_ as comparison in the Bodleian Library will readily show _text reads "Bodilean"_ an abbreviation of Newberry's Edition _spelling as in original_ adoption--which by the way the few large paper copies of this book are admirably adopted-- _so in original: possible corrected reading:_ adoption--to which by the way the few large paper copies of this book are admirably adapted-- The above we believe to be designed by 'Cromek.' _so in original: the illustrations were actually printed below the text_ Punctuation (unchanged except as noted): ... Philip Quarll (also Perambulations of a Mouse, / Little Jack, Goody Two Shoes, Blossoms of Morality, Puzzle for a curious / Girl), and others are given. _close parenthesis missing: may belong at end of sentence_ Chalmer's in his preface to "Idler," circa. 1810. Tom, Tom, the Piper' Son I, said the Eagle, / With my thread and needle! _text has ? for !_ Who'll be the parson? _? missing_ "Razors, Knives, and Scissors to grind." _text has , for final ._ Tradesmen' Shops in Banbury, used on their bill-heads. Quotation Marks (corrected by transcriber): missing open quote: "Children's Games," and other Toy Books missing close quote: ... bound in gilt dutch paper binding, 105 and iii pages". "A Spelling Dictionary, Rhetoric; Logic; Arithmetic; History; Chronology; Geography;" "Buy my nice Banbury Cakes." extra open quote: Buy my nice Anchovies." (second line of two) Buy my nice Capers, Capers." (second line of two) single for double open quote: "Wife Joan," etc., from J. White's Stock. the "Silver Penny." single for double close quote: "Buy Chep" "Adam Bell,"