68. Feats on the Fiord. By Harriet Martineau. (Routledge) 1s. and 1s. 6d. (With 40 illustrations, 2s.)
Too lively and amusing to be out of date. Norwegian life is made perhaps rather too rose-coloured, but the adventures have a merit and interest apart from actual truth to nature.
69. The Ghost of Greythorn Manor. (Nelson) 6s.
May be useful where children or servants fear a haunted house.
70. Little Rosa. By Mrs. Prentice. (Nelson) 6d.
Fittest for the poor children to whom Father is a word of fear.
71. The Magpie’s Nest. (Nelson) 6d.
72. The Children on the Plains. (Nelson) 1s. 6d.
Adventures on the Prairies with Red Indians; a good deal of religious talk.
73. Daughter of the Regiment. (Sunday School Union) 2s.