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• Fables and parables : with essays on fable and epigramGotthold Ephraim Lessing
• London fairy tales. With decorations by the authorArthur W Lewis
• Classification : Class P, subclasses PN, PR, PS, PZ : literature (general) English and American literatures, fiction in English, juvenile liLibrary of Congress. Subject Cataloging Division
• Teaching beginners to speak English : a course of study for non-English speaking children and a manual for teachersNona Rodee
• Old Norse fairy tale : gathered from the Swedish folkGeorge Stephens
• The children of the mist, The conqueror, and other poemsAnnette Turner
• The bottle and the drunkard's childrenGeorge Cruikshank
• Cedar Brook stories, or, The Clifford childrenA. S Moffat
• The life of Clifton Clay, or, True stories for parents and childrenA. L. Coburn
• Poor Peter's call to his children : and to all others who can hear and believePeter Clemmons
• The looking-glass for the mind, or, The juvenile friend : being a valuable collection of interesting and miscellaneous incidents, calculatedM. Berquin
• Marcus S. Zimmerman; or, The moral and religious training of children; by Rev. A.J. HuntingtonAdoniram Judson Huntington
• A catechism for little childrenBaptist State Convention of North Carolina. Sunday School and Publication Board
• The geographical reader, for the Dixie children. By Mrs. M.B. MooreM. B. Moore
• The Confederate first reader: containing selections in prose and poetry, as reading exercises for the younger children in the schools and faR. M. Smith
• The Moral of Many Fables.Harriet Martineau
• Narrative of experiences in the life of Sereno Taylor Merrill : written for his childrenSereno Taylor Merrill
• Malnutrition in childrenLydia J Roberts
• Book for New York children, containing the Declaration of American independence, the constitutions of the United States and of New York, alsGeo. L Lerow
• One thousand poems for children; a new choice of the best verse old & newRoger Ingpen
• Positions vvherein those primitive circvmstances be examined which are necessarie for the traning vp of children, either for the skill of thRichard Mulcaster
• The lost Greenland; or, Uncle Philip's conversations with the children about the lost colonies of GreenlandUncle Philip
• Dickens's children; ten drawingsJessie Willcox Smith
• Hachette's illustrated French primer, or, The child's first French lessons : containing the alphabet, words, phrases, and French nursery rhyHenri Bué
• The Belgian children, and other poemsFrances De Rush. Brown
• Catholic teaching for children.Winifride Wray
• Census of the school population (children 6 to 18 years of age) of Georgia, 1913Georgia. Dept. of education.
• The children in the woodThomas Morton
• The children of the coldFrederick Schwatka
• Children of other daysE. Stevens
• The children out-of-doors1835-1917.
• The children's bouquetElizabeth Froude Campbell
• The children's crusadeGeorge Zabriskie Gray
• Childrens parties for Sunday school and home ... [by] Lottie F. FitchLottie Emmogene Fitch
• "Dame Curtseys" book of games for children for indoors and outdoors and all occasions, ed.Ellye Howell Glover
• Exceptional children and public school policyArnold Lucius Gesell
• The great procession and other verses for and about children [by] Harriet Prescott SpoffordHarriet Elizabeth Prescott Spofford
• Many children, by Mrs. Schuyler Van Rensselaer, with drawings by Florence Wyman IvinsSchuyler Van Rensselaer
• My children's Robert Louis Stevenson paint bookروبرت لويس ستيفنسون
• The new gymnastics for men, women, and children. With a translation of Prof. Kloss's Dumb-bell istructor and Prof. Schreber's PangymnastikonDio Lewis
• Notes on the artificial deformation of children among savage and civilized peopleJohn Hampden Porter
• Observations on the education to childrenJames Mott
• Our early presidents: their wives and childrenHarriet Taylor Upton
• Pipes of Pan: containing "From the book of myths", "From the green book of the bards", "Songs from the sea children", "Songs from a northernBliss Carman
• A plea for the children of the elementary and grade schoolsMyron Garfield Burton
• Rainy day pastimes for children, by Baroness von Palm. With over 250 illustrationsLouise von Palm
• Stories about Egypt, written for children, based upon Thompson's "Egypt, past and present."Phebe Ann Hanaford
• Sunshine Challed; a wonderful little book for little children, big children, and parentsElla Snow
• The training of childrenFlorence Bayard Lockwood
• Up-to-date fablesR. B. Kerr
• What shall we do now? A book of suggestions for children's games and employmentsE. V. Lucas
• Report on juvenile delinquency. 1920Great Britain. Juvenile Organisations Committee
• Phantasmion, a fairy tale. With an introductory preface by Lord ColeridgeSara Coleridge
• The children and the abbey : complete in one volumeRegina Maria Roche
• Fables for the times; illustrated by T.R. SullivantHenry Wallace Phillips
• Children of sea and sun; a course on the Caribbean islands for primary boys and girlsMabel Garrett Wagner
• Bhaskar and his friends; a course on India for primary childrenClara Gray Labaree
• The children's hour and other poems; Paul Revere's ride and other poems, by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow; with a sketch of Longfellow in home,Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
• Farmers. the president of the United States appeals to the men, women, and children on the farmsUnited States. President
• The preservation of youth from crime, a nation's duty; or, The children's rights. With suggestions for legislation on the treatment of crimiWilliam Church Osborn