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A LIBRARY FOR It OUNG PERSONS.
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rrABART's COLLECTION of. POPULA,R
STORIES for the NURSERY, from the Freutt, Ratan,
and old English Writers, newly translated and revised.
TUC sit sign-of tido Wart wain* the best explained by isaniing
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the 2 Storiw which form the contents! _
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Chikirta in die Wood Fos:tucks
Peroneiia lack the Giiint-killer
Fortunatus . 1'0in.71173310 .
Guiselda Goody Iwo-shoes
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R•bin Hood
Little Red-Ridisi-Hood
Blue Beard' •

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