Children's Books and Their IllustratorsWhite, Gleeson
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Children's Books and Their Illustrators
White, Gleeson
Children's literature; Illustrated books; Illustration of books; Illustrators
_By John Kendrick Bangs._ A Sequel to Tiddledywink Tales. Illustrated by
_T. M. Ashe_, Jimmieboy's adventures in the Camp of the Tin Soldiers are
most amusing. Full cloth, gilt, 236 pp. 12mo. Price, $1.25.
=Half Hours with Jimmieboy=
_By John Kendrick Bangs._ Illustrated by _Frank Verbeck_, _Peter Newell_
and others. Sixteen short stories record the interesting adventures of
the hero with all sorts of folks; dwarfs, dudes, giants, bicyclopædia
birds and snowmen. Full cloth, 112 pp. 12mo. Price, $1.25.
=The Slambangaree=
Ten stories for children by _R. K. Munkittrick_. On hand-made
deckle-edge linen paper. Price, 75 cents.
=In Savage Africa=
_By E. J. Glave_, one of Stanley's pioneer officers. With an
introduction by Henry M. Stanley. Beautifully illustrated with
seventy-five wood cuts, half-tones and pen-and-ink sketches by the
author, _Bacher_, _Bridgman_, _Kemble_ and _Taber_. Large octavo, full
cloth, gilt. Price, $1.50.
=An Alphabet=
_By William Nicholson._ Color plate for each letter in the alphabet.
Popular Edition on stout cartridge paper, $1.50. Library Edition, made
on Dutch hand-made paper; mounted and bound in cloth. Price, $3.75.
_R. H. RUSSELL, New York_
THE WAYSIDE PRESS, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
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Transcriber's Note:
Obvious punctuation errors repaired.
Advertising page, "Navel" changed to "Naval" (The Naval Cadet)
Advertising page, "facination" changed to "fascination" (his usual
fascination)
Advertising page, "irresistable" changed to "irresistible" (that is
irresistible)
Advertising page, under The Golden Galleon, "Rainy" changed to "Rainey"
(by William Rainey, R. I.)
Page 18, "n" changed to "in" (in comparison with all)
Page 47, "Keat's" changed to "Keats's" (or "Keats's Poems")
Page 54, twice, "De" changed to "de" (gather from Mr. de) (Mr. de
Morgan's process)
Page 70, "Tiddlewink" changed to "Tiddledywink" (Sequel to Tiddledywink
Tales)
Varied hyphenation was retained: woodcuts, wood-cuts and today, to-day
and folklore, folk-lore.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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