The following are two of the identical cuts engraved by John Bewick, and used in the Newbury editions of Goody Two Shoes, London, 1769 to 1771. [Illustrations: 2_1, 2_2] It will be seen on contrasting these cuts with the other two, on the following page, from early York editions, how wonderfully even in his early years Bewick improved the illustrated juvenile literature of his day. No wonder when Goldsmith the poet had an interview with Bewick, that delighted with his cuts, he confessed to writing Goody Two Shoes, Tommy Trip, etc. Bewick's daughter supplied this information. [Illustrations: 3_1 - 3_3 _Early cuts to Goody Two Shoes._ _Bewick's frontispiece to Goody Two Shoes._] Here are two early examples of Thomas Bewick. They were used in a York edition of "A Pretty Book of Pictures for little Masters and Misses, or History of Beasts and Birds by Tommy Trip," etc. [Illustrations: 4_1, 4_2 _Miss Polly Riding in a Coach, from Tommy Trip._ _The Student, from Tommy Trip._] There was an American edition of Goody Two Shoes, and is very interesting indeed, having a woodcut frontispiece engraved by Thomas Bewick, and was printed at Worcester, Mass., U.S.A., by Isaiah Thomas, and sold wholesale and retail at his book-store, 1787. A copy of this little book sold in London for L1 16s. We also give two other specimens from the J. Newbery editions of Tommy Trip and Goody Two Shoes, both engraved by John Bewick. [Illustrations: 4_3, 4_4 _The Student, from Tommy Trip._ _Margery, from Goody Two Shoes._]