Front matter (continued 4)
Reading edition
The adventures of a Pennsylvanian merchant and his family.
YOUNG LLANERO, THE. W. H. G. Kingston.
A thrilling narrative of war and adventure.
"THE" BOOKS FOR BOYS.
AT TWO SHILLINGS.
By R. M. BALLANTYNE.
CORAL ISLAND, THE. R. M. Ballantyne.
The author of "Peter Pan" says of "The Coral Island": "For the authorship of that book I would joyously swop all mine."
DOG CRUSOE AND HIS MASTER. R. M. Ballantyne.
A tale of the prairies, with many adventures among the Red Indians.
GORILLA HUNTERS, THE. R. M. Ballantyne.
A story of adventure in the wilds of Africa, brimful of exciting incidents and alive with interest.
HUDSON BAY. R. M. Ballantyne.
A record of pioneering in the great lone land of the Hudson Bay Company.
MARTIN RATTLER. R. M. Ballantyne.
An excellent story of adventure in the forests of Brazil.
UNGAVA. R. M. Ballantyne.
A tale of Eskimo land.
WORLD OF ICE, THE. R. M. Ballantyne.
A story of whaling in the Arctic regions.
YOUNG FUR TRADERS, THE. R. M. Ballantyne.
A tale of early life in the Hudson Bay Territories.
FAVOURITE TEMPERANCE STORIES.
AT TWO SHILLINGS.
FRANK OLDFIELD. Rev. T. P. Wilson, M.A.
A very popular book, now appealing to a new generation. It is a story of life in a Lancashire mining village, and is remarkable for its record of simple heroism and piety.
LIONEL FRANKLIN'S VICTORY. E. Van Sommer.
A powerfully written tale on an old but by no means negligible theme--namely, that he who conquers must suffer.
EVERYDAY DOINGS. Hellena Richardson.
A prize temperance tale, founded on fact and "written for an earnest purpose."
NARESBOROUGH VICTORY. Rev. T. Keyworth.
A well-constructed tale advocating temperance. The style is excellent, and the story is a favourite.
OWEN'S HOBBY. Elmer Burleigh.
This prize temperance tale is replete with touching scenes pleasantly relieved by humorous incidents.
SOUGHT AND SAVED. M. A. Paull.
A prize temperance tale for the young. The book succeeds in its purpose without labouring the moral.
THROUGH STORM TO SUNSHINE. William J. Lacey.
A temperance story which opens in gloom and ends in sunshine. It presses home a moral lesson unobtrusively, and therefore effectively.
TIM'S TROUBLES. M. A. Paull.
The hero of this temperance tale is an Irish lad who owes everything in after life to the lessons learned at a Band of Hope which he joined in boyhood.
T. NELSON AND SONS, London, Edinburgh, Dublin, and New York.