STORIES BY GRACE STEBBING.
A REAL HERO. A Story of the Conquest of Mexico.
With Illustrations. Crown 8vo, cloth extra, 3/6.
"We can cordially recommend this to all youthful lovers of adventure and enterprise."—Academy.
IN ALL OUR DOINGS. A Story for Boys. Large Crown 8vo, 3/6.
"A story for boys, in which the lessons of the daily Collects are brightly brought home to them."—Times.
GRAHAM MCCALL. A Tale of the Covenanters.
Large Crown 8vo. Illustrated. Cloth extra, 5/-.
"Stirring, and ably written."—Guardian.
"We heartily commend it to English boys and girls."—Sunday School Chronicle.
WINNING AN EMPIRE; or, The Story of Clive.
Crown 8vo. Illustrated. Cloth extra, 3/6.
"Miss Stebbing is one of the few ladies that can write really good boys' stories. She has caught, not only the phraseology, but the spirit of boys."—Standard.
ONLY A TRAMP.
Crown 8vo. Illustrated. Cloth extra, 3/6.
"Miss Stebbing holds the attention and extorts the admiration of the reader from first to last. Many a weighty lesson may be learnt from her pages." The Christian.
FUN AND FAIRIES.
Fully Illustrated by T. Pym. 410, cloth extra, 3/6.
"With its dear little pictures, is quite charming."—Athenæum.
SILVERDALE RECTORY; or, The Golden Links.
With Illustrations, Crown 8vo, 2/6.
"We can heartily recommend this story." Church of England Sunday School Magazine.
BRAVE GEORDIE. The Story of an English Boy.
With Illustrations. Crown 8vo, cloth, 2/6.
"It is refreshing to meet with such a spirited and thoroughly good story." The Christian.
IN WYCLIFFE'S DAYS; or, A Safe Hiding Place.
Small 8vo. With Illustrations. Cloth extra, 2/6.
"A delightful invigorating story."—Daily Review.
LOST HER SHOE AND OTHER THREADS.
Small 8vo. Illustrated. Cloth extra, 1/6.
"Five short stories sure to be devoured by young people."—Sword and Trowel.