Christmas at Annesley, Or, How the Grahams Spent Their HoldidaysMarcus Ward & Company, 1875 - 231 páginas |
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Christmas at Annesley, Or, How the Grahams Spent Their Holdidays Mary Elizabeth Shipley Visualização completa - 1875 |
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Æsop Aladdin Annesley Annie answer asked Martie auld lang syne aunt beautiful Belfast Bevelled Boards Bird boys Chandos Street Charlie charming chignon Christmas chro chromographs Cloth Extra Coloured Frontispiece dear door drawing dress Edinburgh Courant Edith fancy Flora Florence frocks Full Page Illustrations Gerald Gold and Black Grace Grahams hair Harrison Weir Hartley Heir of Redclyffe Hugh Hurst Green Illuminated Title-page inquired Jack jolly Kate laughed letter little girl look Lucy and Martie Lucy's mamma Manchester Guardian MARCUS WARD Margaret Martie's mind Miss Martin Miss Wheeler morning muslin never nice Octavo papa party plaid pleasant poor pretty Price Quarto ribbons Rose Royal Ulster Simon Proctor sister skating sledge soon story sure tell me wheer thank there's things thought told took Uncle Arthur VERE FOSTER'S WARD'S wear Wetherall wheer ee ahm wish young ladies
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Página 212 - And surely I'll be mine; And we'll tak a cup o' kindness yet For auld lang syne. For auld, &c.
Página 120 - To you, in David's town, this day Is born of David's line, The Saviour, who is Christ the Lord ; And this shall be the sign.
Página 5 - Illustrations numerous and well executed." — Daily Telegraph. " Embraces the whole story from the creation to the ascension ; told as Miss Yonge knows so well how to tell it.
Página 7 - Lester: a Book for Girls, By Mrs. GEORGE CUPPLES, Author of "The Children's Voyage," &c. With Twelve Chromographs of Animals, after Harrison Weir. Foolscap quarto, cloth extra, bevelled boards. "A capital book for girls.
Página 22 - THE CONCISE DIARIES meet the universal objection to all other Pocket Diaries — their cumbrousness and unnecessary weight in the pocket. They are beautifully printed in Blue and Gold, on a light, hard, Metallic paper, and combine the following advantages : — 1. Maximum of Writing Space. 2. Minimum of Weight. 3. Useless Matter Omitted. 4. Equal Space for Sundays. 5. Daily Engagement Record. 6. The Writing is Indelible. THE CONCISE DIARIES are made both in "Upright" and "Oblong
Página 5 - Ye who have loved each other, Sister and friend and brother, In this fast-fading year — Mother and sire and child, Young man and maiden mild — Come gather here, And let your hearts grow fonder As memory shall ponder Each past unbroken vow : Old loves and younger wooing Are sweet in the renewing Under the holly-bough.
Página 10 - Full-page Original Illustrations, Coloured Frontispiece and Illuminated Title-page. Small octavo, cloth, gold and black.
Página 11 - Abounds with thrilling incidents of that eventful period." — Morning Post. "A well-written story of the civil war, from 1642 to 1647." — Scotsman. "The story of Charles I. is one that never loses its charm, and when so pleasantly and colloquially told, and embellished by such pretty and characteristic pictures as we have here, it will be sure to find a large and appreciative audience.
Página 24 - Newspapers who do not daily meet with paragraphs, notices, or advertisements, which they would gladly cut out and retain, but, not having any convenient means of preserving them, they are passed over and lost ; or, even if cut out, are so carefully put away that they cannot be found when wanted for reference. By the use of the NEWSPAPER CUTTINGS SCRAP-BOOK...
Página 2 - A simple little story, very prettily told, with illustrations in colors and gold." — Graphic. " Told in a charming style, by aid of beautiful print, and illustrated in gold and colors.