A peep at our neighbors
Subtitle: the sequel to The Willow Lane budget : with illustrations
By: by Uncle Frank, author of the "Queer old miller," etc
Contributors: Howland, engraver; Roberts, William, approximately 1829- engraver
Series: Uncle Frank's home stories / by Francis C. Woodworth, editor of "Woodworth's youths' cabinet"; Nineteenth Century Collections Online: Children's Literature and Childhood; Nineteenth Century Collections Online: Children's Literature and Childhood
Publisher: Charles Scribner
Published: 1852
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 174
Copyright date: 1851
Subjects: Children's stories; Clergy; Juvenile fiction; School children; Physicians; Farm life; Soldiers; Church attendance; Temperance
Notes: "Mr. Scribner, my publisher, thinks it would be a good notion to write another book for my young friends. Perhaps so. I am more than half inclined to write one, while I have my hand in, and to give in it an account of The miller of our village, and some of his tolls."--page 174. Includes a dialogue, and a poem.

By Francis C. Woodworth.

Copyright 1851 by Charles Scribner.

"C.W. Benedict, stereotyper and printer, 201 William St., N.Y."--verso of title page.

Pagination includes [7] leaves of plates. Last page blank.

Plates: with a border. Some plates signed: "Howland" and "W. Roberts sc" [i.e., William Roberts?].

"Uncle Frank's home stories"--series title, second plate.

"Beautiful series of juveniles. Charles Scribner, 145 Nassau Street, New York ... Charles Scribner's juvenile publications."--catalogue, [13] pages at end.

Reproduction of the original from the Baldwin Library of Historical Children's Literature, George A. Smathers Libraries, University of Florida.