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“Mrs. Molesworth has written several charming stories for children, but none more pleasantly conceived to rouse the wonder and admiration of her little readers than the tale of ‘The Palace in the Garden.’”—SCOTSMAN.

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“After much weary reading of the numerous works provided in such overwhelming quantities by the publishers at this season of the year, the reviewer is strongly tempted to overpraise a work so fresh, artless, and finished as Miss Hullah’s ‘Philippa.’ The clever authoress is a delightful story-teller. For originality of treatment, quiet sense of humour, and literary style, ‘Philippa’ rises far above the mass of mediocrity flooding the book market.”—PUBLIC OPINION.

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NEW SERIES OF SCRIPTURE PRINTS

In response to many and oft-repeated demands, the National Society has undertaken a series of Wall Prints for Schools, which, it is hoped, will fill a place unoccupied by the prints from Scripture hitherto provided for children.

_The following Six Prints form the first instalment of the Series_:

=1. The Flight into Egypt.=
=2. The Entombment.=
=3. Blessing of the Children.=
=4. The Adoration of the Shepherds.=
=5. The Holy Women at the Sepulchre.=
=6. The Entry into Jerusalem.=

Price of each Print, 3_s._ Size of Print, 27 inches by 21 inches; with margin, 35 inches by 29 inches.

The Prints may also be obtained in the following forms, the price in each case being _net_: canvas, rollers, and varnished, 3_s._ 9_d._; stretcher and varnished, 4_s._ 6_d._; black and gilt frame, with glass, 9_s._ 6_d._; flat oak and gilt frame, with glass, 9_s._ 6_d._; the Print, _without margin_, framed in gilt, with glass, 7_s._ 6_d._

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NEW STORY BOOKS FOR THE YOUNG

=UNDER THE STORM.= By CHARLOTTE M. YONGE, Author of “The Heir of Redclyffe” &c. With Six full-page Illustrations. Bevelled boards, cloth gilt, price 3_s._ 6_d._

=A LITTLE STEP-DAUGHTER.= By the Author of “The Atelier du Lys,” “Mademoiselle Mori,” &c. With Six full-page Illustrations. Bevelled boards, cloth gilt, price 3_s._ 6_d._

=PRENTICE HUGH.= By FRANCES MARY PEARD, Author of “Scapegrace Dick” &c. With Six full-page Illustrations. Bevelled boards, cloth gilt, price 3_s._ 6_d._

=A PROMISE KEPT.= By MARY E. PALGRAVE, Author of “Under the Blue Flag” &c. With Four full-page Illustrations. Bevelled boards, cloth gilt, price 3_s._

=FOR HALF-A-CROWN.= By ESMÉ STUART, Author of “The Little Brown Girl” &c. With Four full-page Illustrations. Bevelled boards, cloth gilt, price 3_s._

=UNCLE IVAN.= By M. BRAMSTON, Author of “The Heroine of a Basket Van” &c. With Three full-page Illustrations. Bevelled boards, cloth gilt, price 2_s._ 6_d._

=SCAPEGRACE DICK.= By FRANCES MARY PEARD, Author of “The Rose Garden,” “Mother Molly,” &c. With Four full-page Illustrations. Bevelled boards, cloth gilt, price 3_s._ 6_d._

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CHAPTERS IN POPULAR NATURAL HISTORY

By Sir JOHN LUBBOCK, Bart., M.P., F.R.S., Author of “Ants, Bees, and Wasps,” &c. With 90 Illustrations. Pp. 224. Bevelled boards, cloth gilt, price 2_s._

“These selections from Sir John Lubbock’s well-known works
have been judiciously chosen, and the illustrations are
admirable. Altogether, it is the most attractive of countless
reading-books that the New Code has called forth.”—JOURNAL OF
EDUCATION.

“It has been admirably condensed from his larger works on
insects and wild flowers, and will excite the wonder of young
readers by the insight it gives them into the mysteries of
nature and science.... There is abundance to charm all classes
of students, and to set them thinking.”—DAILY CHRONICLE.

“A more interesting and instructive book we have not read for
some time.... The chapters on the colours of animals, and on
plants, fruits, and seeds, should be read by every person who
has acquired the art of reading.”—IRISH TEACHERS’ JOURNAL.

“It was a happy thought of the Society thus to utilise
and popularise some of Sir John Lubbock’s charming
studies.”—LITERARY CHURCHMAN.

HISTORICAL BALLADS

Edited and Annotated by CHARLOTTE M. YONGE, Author of “Cameos from English History.” The Complete Work in One Volume. Bevelled boards, cloth gilt, pp. 662, price 4_s._

“Miss Yonge’s two small volumes are suited to children by
their simplicity of language and clearness of subject.... We
think that the poems are judiciously and carefully chosen, and
much attention has been bestowed on the short notes, the chief
object of which is just to give children a little knowledge
of matters and allusions which they would not properly
understand.”—EDUCATIONAL TIMES on Parts I. and II.

“We have no doubt that it was a labour of love to Miss Yonge
to select and to annotate the stirring ballad music in which
English literature is so rich. It will be nothing less than a
liberal education to the children of the poor (or, indeed, of
the rich) to commit to memory and ponder over such verses as
these.”—LITERARY CHURCHMAN.

“We have in this interesting volume a rare collection of pieces
suitable for recitation. Much judgment has been exercised in
choosing suitable poems, and care has been taken in so adapting
the pieces for standard work that their fitness is at once
apparent. It is the best collection of historical ballads that
we know of.”—TEACHERS’ AID.

Second and Revised Edition

ENGLISH CHURCH HISTORY

Being a History of the Growth of the Church of England from the Earliest Times down to the year 1878. By CHARLOTTE M. YONGE, Author of “The Heir of Redclyffe,” “Cameos from English History,” &c. Bevelled boards, cloth gilt, price 2_s._

HIGHER READING BOOK FOR SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, AND GENERAL USE

Consisting of nineteen Extracts from the works of Scott, Lytton, Washington Irving, Southey, Cooper, Marryat, and other Standard Authors. Edited, with Introductions and Notes, by CHARLOTTE M. YONGE, Author of “The Heir of Redclyffe,” “Cameos from English History.” Pp. 432, price 2_s._ 6_d._

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National Society’s Christmas and Reward Cards

THE LIFE OF OUR LORD

_Illustrated by Twenty-four highly-finished Pictures, being faithful Reproductions of Paintings by the Old Masters, many of which (those especially by Gaudenzio Ferrari and Duccio di Boninsegna) have, it is believed, never before been reproduced either in Italy or in England._

I. THE CHILDHOOD OF CHRIST

=1. The Annunciation.= By FRA ANGELICO.
=2. The Nativity.= By FRA FILIPPO LIPPI.
=3. The Adoration of the Magi.= By BERNARDINO LUINI.
=4. The Presentation in the Temple.= By FRA BARTOLOMMEO.
=5. The Flight into Egypt.= By GENTILE DA FABRIANO.
=6. Christ among the Doctors.= By FRA ANGELICO.

II. THE MINISTRY OF CHRIST

=1. The Baptism of Our Lord.= By GAUDENZIO FERRARI.
=2. The Marriage at Cana.= By FRA ANGELICO.
=3. The Sermon on the Mount.= By FRA ANGELICO.
=4. Our Lord Walking on the Sea.= By LODOVICO CARDI DA CIGOLI.
=5. The Transfiguration.= By FRA ANGELICO.
=6. The Raising of Lazarus.= By GAUDENZIO FERRARI.

III. THE PASSION OF CHRIST

=1. The Entry into Jerusalem.= By FRA ANGELICO.
=2. The Last Supper.= By DUCCIO DI BONINSEGNA.
=3. The Agony in the Garden.= By GAUDENZIO FERRARI.
=4. The Betrayal.= By FRA ANGELICO.
=5. Our Lord before Pilate.= By DUCCIO DI BONINSEGNA.
=6. The Crucifixion.= By FRA ANGELICO.

IV. THE GREAT FORTY DAYS

=1. The Entombment.= By PIETRO PERUGINO.
=2. The Women at the Sepulchre.= By FRA ANGELICO.
=3. Our Lord’s Appearance to St. Mary Magdalene.= By FRA ANGELICO.
=4. The Journey to Emmaus.= By DUCCIO DI BONINSEGNA.
=5. The Doubt of St. Thomas.= By CIMA DA CONEGLIANO.
=6. The Ascension.= By PIETRO PERUGINO.

The Prophecy and Fulfilment of each event in the Life of Our Lord are printed on the back of each Card in the words of Holy Scripture.

The Four Sets, which are suitable as Christmas, Lent, and Easter Cards, and for Reward Cards, are issued in neat Wrappers, and sold separately, price 2_s._ 6_d._ each. Size, 6 by 4½ inches.

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NATIONAL SOCIETY’S RECENT PUBLICATIONS

THE LIFE OF OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST

_Illustrated from the Italian Painters of the Fourteenth, Fifteenth, and Sixteenth Centuries._

A Preface has been furnished to this volume, on the Growth of Religious Art in Italy, by Mr. F. T. PALGRAVE, who has also added Critical and Explanatory Notes on the Pictures and their Painters.

Richly bound in cloth boards, bevelled, gilt edges, price 21_s._

The =Church Quarterly Review= says:—“This book is a perfect
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the knowledge of the history of art, the elevation of thought,
and the elegance of style which Mr. Palgrave displays.”

The =Spectator= says:—“The drawings are executed with much
skill; and the chromo-lithographic process is here employed
with delicacy and success. Mr. Palgrave’s notes are pertinent
and instructive. His Introduction is able and eloquent.”

The =Academy= says:—“This is a very beautiful book, and the
chromo-lithographs with which it is adorned, or rather, which
are illustrated by the text, reflect great credit on the care
and skill of all concerned in their production.”

The =Athenæum= says:—“By way of preface, a highly intelligent
and critical essay on the growth, aims, and developments of
religious art in Italy by Mr. F. T. Palgrave. Each well-weighed
and thoughtful sentence is worth reading. The general purport
of the book is well represented by the title. Mr. Palgrave
vouches for the beauty of the drawings made by Mr. Goodall,
from which the chromo-lithographs were taken.... A very
ambitious effort has been extremely successful.”

The =Portfolio= says:—“The eloquent and informing preface and
the critical notes on the pictures, by Mr. F. T. Palgrave, are
addressed to an adult and cultured audience.... The literary
part of the volume deserves more careful consideration than
is usually accorded to letterpress penned to accompany even
high-class illustrations.”

The =Art Journal= says:—“A work which should be the most
popular, as it must be the handsomest, of Christmas books
bearing a religious character.... Twenty-four wonderful little
chromo-lithographs from drawings made on the spot.... The
volume is in every way a beautiful one.”

THE STORY OF THE CHILDHOOD OF CHRIST. By R. E. H. 4_s._

THE STORY OF THE MINISTRY OF CHRIST. By R. E. H. 4_s._

THE STORY OF THE PASSION OF CHRIST. By R. E. H. 4_s._

THE STORY OF THE RESURRECTION OF CHRIST. By R. E. H. 4_s._

Each of the above four Volumes is illustrated by Six Pictures
from the Italian Painters of the Fourteenth, Fifteenth, and
Sixteenth Centuries.

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