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• Fables and satires : with a preface on the Esopean fableBrooke Boothby
• Stories from my attic. By the author of "Dream-children" and "Seven little people and their friends"Horace Elisha Scudder
• Dickens' Christmas stories for childrenCharles Dickens
• Eli's children; the chronicles of an unhappy familyGeorge Manville Fenn
• Ismay's childrenMay Laffan
• Casella : or, The children of the valleysMartha Finley
• Select tales and fables with prudential maxims and other little lessons of morality in prose and verse ... for the use of both sexesBenjamin Cole
• Fables ... with a life of the authorJohn Gay
• Fables.John Gay
• The children's garlandCoventry Patmore
• The children of the new forest by Captain MarryatFrederick Marryat
• Three Greek children; a story of home in old time, by the Rev. Alfred J. Church ... with illustrations after Flaxman and the antiqueAlfred John Church
• Children of passageFrederick Watson
• The kingdom of the good fairies : fairy talesAdrienne Roucolle
• A tale of two cities, retold for children by Alice F. Jackson. Illustrated in colour by F.M.B. BlaikieCharles Dickens
• Children of storm, by Ida A. R. WylieI. A. R. Wylie
• Midsummer eve: a fairy tale of love, by Mrs. S.C. HallS. C. Hall
• FablesWilliam Wilkie
• The right way; a fairy tale with a scientific foundationKathryn Miller
• The magician's show box, and other stories, by the author of "Rainbows for children."Caroline Sturgis Tappan
• Thomas Dryburgh's dream; a story of the sick children's hospital, by Annie S. SwanAnnie S. Swan Smith
• The village pastor and his children : A novel. : Four volumes in twoAugust Heinrich Julius Lafontaine
• Exiles in Babylon; or, Children of light, by A.L.O.E. [pseud.]A. L. O. E.
• Bizarre fables: a series of eccentric historiettes. By Arthur Wallbridge [pseud.] ... With forty illustrations on wood by Henning, and a froWilliam Arthur Brown Lunn
• Laboulaye's Fairy book. Fairy tales of all nations. By Édouard Laboulaye; translated by Mary L. BoothEdouard Laboulaye
• Berquin's Children's friend : new translation in two volumesM. Berquin
• La Bruyere the less; or, Characters and manners of the children of the present age. Written for the use of children of twelve or thirteen yeStéphanie Félicité Genlis
• The flower basket. From the German of the Rev. C. Schmid. By S. Jackson a story for childrenChristoph von Schmid
• Fables on subjects connected with literatureTomás de Iriarte
• The comedies of Terence. And the fables of Phædrus. Literally translated into English prose with notes, by Henry Thomas Riley ... To which iTerence
• The juvenile expositor, or, American school class-book, no. 4, improved and enlarged : embracing radical and derivative orthography : with cAlbert Picket
• The juvenile mentor : or American school class-book No. 3, being the third part of the Juvenile spelling-book : containing progressive readiAlbert Picket
• The children's primerEllen M. Cyr
• The juvenile expositor : or, Sequel to the common spelling-book ; containing a collection of the most useful words in the English language, Albert Picket
• Learning about common things, or, Familiar instructions for children in respect to the objects around them, that attract their attention, anJacob Abbott
• Cobb's new sequel to the Juvenile readers, or, Fourth reading book : containing a selection of interesting, historical, moral, and instructiLyman Cobb
• Cobb's sequel to the Juvenile readers : comprising a selection of lessons in prose and poetry, from highly esteemed American and English wriLyman Cobb
• The mind and heart, or, School and fireside reading for childrenWilliam Bentley Fowle
• Stories for childrenMartha Luther Lane
• I've been a gipsying; or, Rambles among our Gipsies and their children in their tents and vans, by George Smith of CoalvilleGeorge Smith
• Children of the state; the training of juvenile paupers, by Florence HillFlorence Davenport Hill
• The boarding-out of pauper children in Scotland ... with an introduction on pauperism and a note on local inspectionJohn Skelton
• Two prize essays on juvenile delinquency, by Micaiah Hill and C.F. CornwallisMicaiah Hill
• Prize essays on juvenile delinquency. Pub. under the direction of the Board of managers of the House of refuge, PhiladelphiaHouse of Refuge
• New-Year and midwinter exercises, for children of ten to fifteen years; including recitations, quotations, author's birthdays, and special pAlice Maude Kellogg
• Everyday play for childrenCarolyn Sherwin Bailey
• Advice to parents, containing directions how to perform the duties which they owe their children : with some motives exciting thereunto, andRobert Reid
• A compilation of the laws of Minnesota relating to children, 1917. William W. Hodson, director Children's bureau, State board of controlMinnesota
• Report of the Missouri Children's Code Commission; a complete revision of the laws for the welfare of Missouri children, 1918Missouri. Children's Code Commission
• Reform movements in behalf of children in England of the early nineteenth century, and the agents of those reformsIsabel Simeral
• A selection of one hundred of Perrin's fables, accompanied by a key, containing the text, a literal and free translation, arranged in such aJohn Perrin
• The river's children, an idyl of the Mississippi. With pictures by Harry C. EdwardsRuth McEnery Stuart
• The juvenile mentor, or select readings; being American school class book No. 3, containing progressive lessons in orthoepy, reading and speAlbert Picket
• Introduction to Popular lessons, for the use of small children in schools. By the author of American popular lessonsEliza Robbins
• For the children's hour, by Carolyn S. Bailey and Clara M. Lewis; illustrations by G. William BreckCarolyn Sherwin Bailey
• For remembrance; a little record of loyalty and fidelity made with much love by the children of Eden. Edited, at their request, by Agnes RepAgnes Repplier
• Report to the Secretary of State for the Home Department ... on the training of pauper children; with appendicesGreat Britain. Poor Law Commissioners
• Cobb's juvenile reader. No. 3; containing interesting, historical, moral, and instructive reading lessons composed of words of a greater numLyman Cobb
• The child's instructor: consisting of easy lessons for childrenJohn Ely
• The child's instructor improved: consisting of easy lessons for children; on subjects which are familiar to them, in language adapted to theJohn Ely