Descriptive of the career of a young schoolmistress in Northern Italy,
and of the manners and customs of the folk dwelling in the valley of
Fiorasca. The lonely life of the Dutchwoman, Fransje, who has married
Benedetto Balli, and the good deeds she does, form a touching picture
that is full of pathos.
BY THE AUTHOR OF "STARWOOD HALL"
THE GOLDEN BUCKLE
By the Author of "Starwood Hall," "Peckover’s Mill," &c. With Five
Full-page Illustrations by W. S. STAGEY. Bevelled boards, cloth gilt,
price 3s. 6d.
A story of London in the year of the Great Plague, showing how one John
Garside, a hosier in Holborn, and his family took refuge on board The
Golden Buckle, which was then lying in the river with a cargo of sugar
and spice, and of the various things that befell them and theirs during
the long hot summer.
BY C. R. COLERIDGE
MAX, FRITZ, AND HOB
By C. R. COLERIDGE, Author of "The Green Girls of Greythorpe" &c. With
Four Full-page Illustrations by W. S. STAGEY. Bevelled boards, cloth
gilt, price 3s.
A tale of adventure four hundred years ago. The scene is laid
principally at the Castle of Lindenberg, in the Bavarian highlands, and
the story is chiefly concerned with the doings of two cousins, named Max
and Fritz, and of a tame bear, which they have christened Hob. The book
inculcates some admirable lessons on the duty of kindness to animals.
BY M. & C. LEE
ST. DUNSTAN’S FAIR
By M. & C. LEE, Authors of "The Family Coach," &c. With Three Full-page
Illustrations by W. S. STACEY. Bevelled boards, cloth gilt, price 2s.
6d.
"St. Dunstan’s Fair" tells of the folks living in a small country
village in Kent, in the year of Waterloo, of what happened at the Fair
itself, and of the consequences to Nancy Springett and poor George
Colgate. The account of the visit paid by Molly and Chris to their
grandfather, Mr. Openshaw, and of the part played by the two children,
lend the story considerable variety of interest.
BY MARY H. DEBENHAM
MOOR AND MOSS
By MARY H. DEBENHAM, Author of "For King and Home," &c. With Three
Full-page Illustrations by W. S. STAGEY. Bevelled boards, cloth gilt,
price 2s. 6d.
A story of the Border in the first half of the sixteenth century, of the
struggles that were for ever taking place, and the raids that were being
made, and (in particular) of the Armstrongs of Birkhope and the
Musgraves of Fairgill, and how peace and happiness were at last brought
to all.
BY M. BRAMSTON
THE ADVENTURES OF DENIS
By M. BRAMSTON, Author of "Abby’s Discoveries," &c. With Three
Full-page Illustrations by J. F. WEEDON. Bevelled boards, cloth gilt,
price 2s. 6d.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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