Children -- Juvenile fiction; Siblings -- Juvenile fiction; Sunday school literature
Thus they enjoyed two pleasant afternoons: one stormy one in the garret,
and one bright one by the Silver Spring.
THE END.
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| =SUNDAY-SCHOOL BOOKS.= |
| CARLTON & LANAHAN, 805 Broadway, N. Y. |
|--------------------------------------------|
| =THE GIANT-KILLER;= |
| Or, the Battle which all must Fight. |
| =Two Illustrations. 18mo.= |
|--------------------------------------------|
| =ANNIE LEE= |
| And her Irish Nurse. |
| =Three Illustrations. 18mo.= |
|--------------------------------------------|
| =MINNIE RAY:= |
| A Story of Faith and Good Works. |
| =Four Illustrations. 18mo.= |
|--------------------------------------------|
| =MARGARET CRAVEN;= |
| Or, Beauty of the Heart. |
| =Five Illustrations. 18mo.= |
|--------------------------------------------|
| =A BOOK FOR BOYS.= |
| Stories of Boys who won their way |
| to Honor or Wealth by Obedience, |
| Industry, and Piety. |
| =Nine Illustrations. 18mo.= |
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| =THE LOST KEY.= |
| By the Author of "The Little |
| Water-Cress Sellers." |
| =Five Illustrations. 18mo.= |
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