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FLOWERS of the MATIN and EVEN SONG; or, Thoughts for those who Rise Early. By MARY ROBERTS, Author of "Ruins and Old Trees," &c. Feap 8vo., with coloured Illustrations, price 5s. cloth, gilt edges. Dedicated, by special permission of her Majesty, to the Princess Royal.

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MRS. HOFLAND'S LAST WORK.-EMILY'S REWARD; or, the Holiday Trip to Paris. With a Frontispiece by Williams.

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