CATHARINE SHAW
AUTHOR OF "ONLY A COUSIN," "ALICK'S HERO," "NELLIE ARUNDEL," "THE GALLED FARM," ETC., ETC.
New Edition
LONDON: JOHN F. SHAW AND CO., 48, PATERNOSTER ROW, E.C.
SHAW'S NEW GIFT SERIES.
Forming most attractive Presentation Volumes.
SERIES A
In bevelled boards, gilt edges, price Half-a-crown each.
Also issued in cloth, plain edges.
| 1. SCAMP AND I. A Story of City Byways, | By L. T. MEADE. |
| 2. FRIENDS OR FOES. A Story for Boys and Girls | E. EVERETT-GREEN. |
| 3. JONAS HAGGERLEY. The Story of £100 Reward | J. JACKSON WRAY. |
| 4. THE LOST JEWEL. A Tale | A. L. O. E. |
| 5. OUR CAPTAIN; or, The Hero of Barton School | M. L. RIDLEY. |
| 6. MISTRESS MARGERY. A Tale of the Lollards | E. S. HOLT. |
| 7. THE EARLS OF THE VILLAGE. A Tale | AGNES GIBERNE. |
| 8. CABIN AND CASTLE; or, Barney's Story | E. A. BLAND. |
| 9. I WILL. A True Story for Boys | ARTHUR HALL. |
| 10. IDA'S SECRET; or, The Towers of Ickledale | AGNES GIBERNE. |
| 11. WATER GIPSIES; Adventures of Tagrag and Bobtail | L. T. MEADE. |
| 12. CRIPPLE JESS; The Hop-picker's Daughter | L. MARSTON. |
| 13. THE GABLED FARM; Young Workers for the King | CATHARINE SHAW. |
| 14. LOVE'S LABOUR; or, The Caged Linnet | M. LEATHES. |
| 15. THE THREE CHUMS. A School Story | M. L. RIDLEY. |
| 16. TRUE TO THE END. The Story of a Sister's Love | DR. EDERSHEIM. |
| 17. FLOSS SILVERTHORN; The Little Handmaid | AGNES GIBERNE. |
| 18. WORTH THE WINNING; or, Rewarded at Last | EMMA HORNIBROOK. |
| 19. A FORGOTTEN HERO; or, Not for Him | EMILY S. HOLT. |
| 20. MARCELLA OF ROME. A Tale of the Early Church | F. EASTWOOD. |
| 21. IN THE DESERT. A Tale of the Huguenots | D. ALCOCK. |
| 22. NOBODY'S LAD. A Story of the Big City | LESLIE KEITH. |
| 23. MADGE HARDWICKE; or, Mists of the Valley | AGNES GIBERNE. |
| 24. OUR SOLDIER HERO. The Story of my Brothers | M. L. RIDLEY. |
| 25. COUSIN DORA; or, Serving the King | EMILY BRODIE. |
| 26. BRAVE GEORDIE. The Story of an English Boy | G. STEBBING. |
| 27. MARJORY AND MURIEL; or, Two London Homes | E. EVERETT-GREEN. |
| 28. LIFE IN A NUTSHELL. A Story | AGNES GIBERNE. |
| 29. GIPSY MIKE; or, Firm as a Rock | ANON. |
| 30. DAVID'S LITTLE LAD. A Story of a Noble Deed | L. T. MEADE. |
| 31. SILVERDALE RECTORY; or, The Golden Links | G. STEBBING. |
| 32. ALICK'S HERO; or, The Two Friends | CATHARINE SHAW. |
| 33. LONELY JACK, and His Friends at Sunnyside | EMILY BRODIE. |
| 34. WILL FOSTER OF THE FERRY. A Story | AGNES GIBERNE. |
| 35. SENT TO COVENTRY; or, The Boys of Highbeech | M. L. RIDLEY. |
| 36. FROGGY'S LITTLE BROTHER. A Story | BRENDA. |
| 37. TWICE RESCUED. The Story of Tino | N. CORNWALL. |
| 38. IN THE SUNLIGHT. A Year of my Life's Story | CATHARINE SHAW. |
| 39. OLD CHICKWEED; or, The Story told | E. A. BLAND. |
| 40. THROUGH THE STORM; or, The Lord's Prisoners | EMILY S. HOLT. |
| 41. THE OLD HOUSE IN THE CITY; or, Not Forsaken | AGNES GIBERNE. |
| 42. KING'S SCHOLARS; or, Faithful unto Death | M. L. RIDLEY. |
| 43. JEAN LINDSAY, the Vicar's Daughter | EMILY BRODIE. |
| 44. SEEKETH NOT HER OWN. An Old Time Story | M. L. SITWELL. |
| 45. MOTHER-MEG. The Story of Dickie's Attic | CATHARINE SHAW. |
LONDON: JOHN F. SHAW & CO., 48, Paternoster Row, E.C.
And all Booksellers.
1806.
"Well, yer can 'ave him: the worst on't is the gal; she'll take on if I say yes, awful."--p. 109.
