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• A spiritual treasury for the children of God, consisting of a meditation for the morning of each day in the year upon select texts of ScriptWilliam Mason
• The farm of Aptonga; a story for children, of the times of S. CyprianJ. M. Neale
• Mrs. Leslie and her grand-children: a tale for young peopleMrs Hamerton
• The second reader, or juvenile companion. To be used in families or as a class book for schoolsJohn Lauris Blake
• Cobb's new juvenile reader, no. II, or Second reading book, containing interesting, moral, and instructive reading lessons, composed of easyLyman Cobb
• Church teaching, for the children of the churchW. H Cooke
• Nanny's Christmas: a story for childrenMelanie Dumont
• The nursery rhymes of England, obtained principally from oral traditionJ. O. Halliwell-Phillipps
• Advice to a mother on the management of her children, and on the treatment on the moment of some of their more pressing illnesses and accidePye Henry Chavasse
• Mr. Rutherford's children. By the authors of "The Wide Wide World", "Dollars and Cents", etc., etc., [Susan and Anna Bartlett Warner]. Vol. Susan Warner
• [Lessons for] children. In four partsMrs. Barbauld
• A sequel to ministering childrenMaria Louisa Charlesworth
• The song without words : leaves from a very old book, dedicated to childrenElizabeth Rundle Charles
• Coco, the monkey : a story for childrenLois Harnard
• Aunt Effie's rhymes for little childrenAunt Effie
• An introduction to the French language; containing fables, select tales, remarkable facts, amusing anecdotes, etc. With a dictionary of all Alain Auguste Victor de Fivas
• Little Harry's book of poetry. Short poems for the nursery. With engravings on wood, chiefly from drawings by Keeley HaswellEliza Grove
• My play is study: a book for children. Tr. from the GermanL Lermont
• Brief memorials of four childrenAlexander Kerr
• Fables. Translated from the French by E. Wright, jrJean de La Fontaine
• Brief account of past ten years of the institution established in the Himalayas by Sir H.M. Lawrence for the orphan and other children of EuH.M. Lawrence Military Asylum
• The school for children, or A selection of instruction and entertaining tales. From the French of Lombard de Langres. Interspersed with poetVincent de Langres Lombard
• The nursery garland; being a selection of short, classical poems, adapted to very early youth, etcW. M
• The juvenile annual, or, Holiday melodiesM. H. Maxwell
• Kind words for children to guide them in the path of peaceHarvey Newcomb
• Fables. With short English notesPhaedrus
• Tales and essays for childrenL. H. Sigourney
• Rhymes for the nursery, by the authors of "Original poems"Jane Taylor
• Thompson's band of hope melodies, consisting of temperance songs, duets, and glees, especially adapted for bands of hope, and other juvenileEdwin Thompson
• Dr.Watt's plain and easy catechisms for children; the shorter catechism of the Assembly of Divines at Westminster with explanatory notes,andIsaac Watts
• Bogatzkys̓ golden treasury for the children of God : consisting of devotional and practical observations for every day in the yearCarl Heinrich von Bogatzky
• Children in the temple : a hand-book for the Sunday school concert : and a guide for the children's preacherH. Clay Trumbull
• Douglass Farm : a juvenile story of life in VirginiaMary E. Bradley
• Fables choisies d'Ésopeإيسوب
• A golden treasury for the children of God. Edited and enlarged by James SmithCarl Heinrich von Bogatzky
• A golden treasury for the children of God. Edited and enlarged by the late James SmithCarl Heinrich von Bogatzky
• The flower and the star : and other stories for childrenW. J. Linton
• Evenings at home; or, The juvenile budget opened. Consisting of a variety of miscellaneous pieces for the instruction and amusement of youngMrs. Barbauld
• Hymns in prose for children, by Mrs. Barbauld ... [Engravings by James D. Cooper]Mrs. Barbauld
• The enchanted plants : fables in verse : inscribed to Miss Montolieu, and Miss Julia MontolieuIsabelle de Montolieu
• Nursery songsEliza Lee Cabot Follen
• Marooner's island; or, Dr. Gordon in search of his children.F. R. Goulding
• A new story book for children, by Fanny Fern [pseud.]Fanny Fern
• A letter addressed to the town council and select vestry of the Borough of Liverpool upon juvenile crime. Together with a petition on the saEdward Rushton
• The children's picture-book of quadrupeds : and other mammaliaJ. G. Wood
• Divine songs for the use of childrenIsaac Watts
• The relation of baptized children to the churchRobert Davidson
• Fablesإيسوب
• The heroes; or Greek fairy talesCharles Kingsley
• Fables de La Fontaine avec des notes historiques [etc.] par F. SalesJean de La Fontaine
• Tales of the village childrenFrancis Edward Paget
• Flowers for childrenLydia Maria Child
• The children's crusade : an episode of the thirteenth centuryGeorge Zabriskie Gray
• Scenes of intemperance, exhibited in familiar conversations,between a mother and her childrenHarvey Newcomb
• The child of the church; a book for childrenCharles B. Tayler
• New zetetic method for English and French composition: a series of progressive exercises containing imitations of fables, legends, poems, &cAlphonse Antoine Roux
• Morals from the churchyard : in a series of cheerful fablesEdward Caswall
• The fæces of children and adults, their examination and diagnostic significance with indications for treatmentP. J. Cammidge
• The fables of Aesop; with an analytical and interlined translation for the use of schools and private learners. Executed under the immediateإيسوب
• The nursery rhymes of England. Collected chiefly from oral traditionJ. O. Halliwell-Phillipps