DUNIGANS POPULAR LIBRARY OF INSTRUCTION AND AMUSEMENT ILLUSTRATED BY J.C. CHAPMAN Anselmo
By: from the German of Christopher von Scmid.
Contributors: Chapman, J. C.
Publisher: P. J. Kenedy
Published: 1800
Place of publication: New York, EXCELSIOR CATHOLIC PUBLISHING HOUSE,    5  BARCLAY STREET
Language: eng
Number of pages: 88
Other titles: Cherries; Melon
First sentence: ONE BEAUTIFUL SPRING MORNING, ANSELMO, A NOBLE YOUTH OF SIXTEEN, WAS RETURNING ALONG THE SEA-SHORE, FROM SALERNO, AT THAT TIME THE SEAT OF THE MOST CELEBRATED OF ALL THE ITALIAN UNIVERSITIES, FOR THE PURPOSE OF SPENDING THE EASTER HOLIDAYS IN HIS FATHER'S CASTLE.           (THIS IS EXACTLY HOW IT IS FOR THE FIRST SENTENCE OF THE BOOK.)
Description: THIS BOOK ALSO HAS A HAND DRAWN PICTURE OF  PURPLE FLOWERS ON ONE OF THE BLANK PAGES IN THE FRONT OF THE BOOK, IT IS SMALL BUT VERY WELL DONE.
Notes: Illustrated by J. C. Chapman.

On spine: Schmid's tales.

With: The Cherries -- The Melon.
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