The Sun.
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THE FORGET ME NOT,
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SELECTIONS FROM PLINY'S NATURAL HIS-
TORY, FOR SCHOOLS.

This day was published, in 12m0., price 4s. 63. neatly

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CUNDI lIISTORIA NATURALI, IN USUN.
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Notas adjecit GULIELNIUS TURNER,
In nova Institutione Novocastrensi Prwlector.

*4,4' A few of the useful objects of this selection from
the works of the Elder Pliny, are to supply an agreeable
and profitable addition to the books calculated for the
higher forms in our Public Schools, and also for some of
the Classes in our Universities and Academical Institu-
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important passages in Pliny.
London: Printed for Baldwin and Cradock, Paternos-
ter-row.

Where may be had, is 18mn. the Seventh Edition, price

'9.9. 6d. half:bound,

AN ABSTRACT OF THE HISTORY OF THE
BIBLE. to which is added, A Short Sketch of Scripture
Biography and Chronology, with a Map for the Use of
Young Persons. By the Rev. WILLIAM -TURNER, Cf
Newcotle-upon-Tyne.