The juvenile forget me not, or, Cabinet of entertainment and instruction
By: by the author of The rival crusoes, the young emigrant, etc
Contributors: Traill, Catherine Parr, 1802-1899
Publisher: Reprinted for W.B. Gilley
Published: 1828
Place of publication: New-York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 149
Notes: "The author [Agnes Strickland] was possibly assisted in this compilation by her sister, Catherine Parr Traill, the author of The young emigrants"--Osborne coll.

Reference: Osborne coll. of early children's books (1975) II, p. 1048 (London, 1827 ed.).

Contains 3 stories at the end not included in the London 1827 ed. published by N. Hailes.

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Table of contents: title: Forget me not; title: Felix and his dove; title: Some account of the hermit crab; title: The infant brother; title: The young Christian convert; title: Lines written on a purple flower growing on the ruins of Norwich wall; title: instance of strict veracity in a young prince; title: The Sabbath bell; title: How do you spend your allowance; title: The evening primrose; title: Memoirs of the young Duke of Burgundy; title: Lines on the death of an infant; title: St. John and the fallen proselyte; title: Description of the grotto of Antiparos; title: Hymn to the creator; title: Some account of the Termes Fatale Bellicasus, or White Ant, native of Africa; title: The orphan brother and sister; title: On charity; title: Account of paper, its origin and uses; title: On the waste of time; title: Paraphrase of part of Psalm LXXVII; title: A lesson on contentment; title: the butterfly flower; title: The return of the swallow; title: Origin of the Christian sabbath; title: The young Greek slaves; title: Lines on an ancient sundial; title: The leaf-cutter bee; title: A retrospective review; title: A contented man; title: The better land.