The Empire Annual for Girls, 1911

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UNIFORM WITH THIS VOLUME 384 pp. demy 8vo, cloth gilt, with Coloured Plates and 16 Black and White Illustrations.
Edited by A. R. BUCKLAND, M.A. With contributions by Morley Adams, W. Grinton Berry, Tom Bevan, A. W. Cooper, W. S. Douglas, Frank Elias, Laurence M. Gibson, W. J. Gordon, F. M. Holmes, Ramsay Guthrie, C. H. Irwin, J. B. Knowlton, W. C. Metcalfe, A. J. H. Moule, Ernest Protheroe, Gordon Stables, C. E. Tyndale-Biscoe, etc., etc.





A happy thought, a cross-country journey, a strange discovery, another happy thought, and many still happier thoughts hereafter!
Jack said: Nonsense! We are all grown up now. Let Christmas alone. Take no notice of it; treat it as if it were an ordinary day.
Margaret said: The servants have all begged for leave. Most of their mothers are dying, and if they are not, it's a sister who is going to be married. Really, it's a servants' ball which the Squire is giving in the village hall. Mean, I call it, to decoy one's maids just when one needs them most!
Tom said: Beastly jolly dull show anyhow, to spend the day alone with your brothers and sisters. Better chuck it at once!

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2006-06-23

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Children's stories, English -- Periodicals; Gift books -- Periodicals; Great Britain -- Colonies -- Juvenile fiction -- Periodicals

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