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Harper's Round Table, November 26, 1895

HALF A DOZEN NEW BOOKS

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FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

The Partners, by Wm. O. Stoddard. A story for girls. The best girls' book of the year and yet a boys' story too—for all admire Stoddard's stories. 12mo, cloth, $1.50.

The Book of Athletics. Edited by Norman W. Bingham, Jr. All about out-of-door sports, football, golf, bicycling, etc., by the best athletes in the American colleges. 8vo, cloth, $1.50.

The True Story of George Washington, by Elbridge S. Brooks. The best "child-life" of the "Father of his Country." Told for youngest readers, but full of interest for all ages. 4to, cloth, $1.50.

The Hobbledehoy, by Belle C. Greene. The unique story of a "changing" boy, that every boy and girl, every father and mother, will heartily enjoy. It is a modern temperance story, too, and a fine one! 12mo, cloth, $1.25.

Child Sketches from George Eliot, compiled by Julia Magruder. Illustrated by Birch and Amy Brooks, and introducing young readers to the children in the great writer's stories. 8vo, cloth, $1.25.

The Boy Life of Napoleon, from the French of Mme. Eugénie Foa. The only story-life of the boy Napoleon. 8vo, cloth, $1.25.

For sale at all bookstores. Send for Illustrated Holiday List, New Descriptive Catalogue, and THE PANSY PRIZE OFFER to boys and girls.

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