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Our Boys' Select Library.
STORIES OF ADVENTURE, TRAVEL, AND DISCOVERY.
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The Forest, the Jungle, and the Prairie; or, Tales of Adventure andEnterprise in Pursuit of Wild Animals. With numerous Engravings.
Scenes with the Hunter and the Trapper. Stories of Adventures withWild Animals. With Engravings.
Beyond the Himalayas. By JOHN GEDDIE, F.R.G.S., Author of "The LakeRegions of Central Africa," etc. With Nine Engravings.
"_A tale of adventure and travel over regions on the borders of Chinaand Thibet. The author has taken great pains to make his descriptionsof the scenery, natural history, and botany, and of the manners andhabits of the frontier people accurate and instructive. There areplenty of exciting adventures and encounters with wild beasts and noless wild men._"--STANDARD.
The Castaways. A Story of Adventure in the Wilds of Borneo. ByCaptain MAYNE REID.
The Meadows Family; or, Fireside Stories of Adventure and Enterprise.By M. A. PAULL, Author of "Tim's Troubles," etc. With Illustrations.
The Story of the Niger. A Record of Travel and Adventure from the Daysof Mungo Park to the Present Time. By ROBERT RICHARDSON, Author of"Adventurous Boat Voyages," "Ralph's Year in Russia," etc. WithThirty-one Illustrations.
The Norseland Library.
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The Hermit Princes. A Tale of Adventure in Japan. By ELEANORSTREDDER, Author of "Doing and Daring," etc.
"_Conspicuous for novelty of subject and treatment. It is a Japanesestory perfectly conceived and realized. The landscape-paintingthroughout is terse and full of interest._"--MANCHESTER GUARDIAN.
Norseland Tales. By H. H. BOYESEN, Author of "The Battle of the Rafts,and Other Stories of Boyhood in Norway." With Seven Illustrations.
"_They are tales of modern life, not of the Vikings, but of and aboutthe sea, and of Norwegian boys who crossed the Atlantic. All are wellwritten and interesting._"--GLASGOW HERALD.
Leaves from a Middy's Log. By ARTHUR LEE KNIGHT, Author of "Adventuresof a Midshipmite," "The Rajah of Monkey Island," etc. Illustrated byA. PEARCE.
"_A decidedly fresh and stirring story. There is plenty of incidentand plenty of spirit in the story; the dialogue is amusing and natural,and the descriptions are vigorous and vivid._"--SPECTATOR.
Sons of the Vikings. An Orkney Story. By JOHN GUNN, M.A., D.Sc. WithIllustrations by JOHN WILLIAMSON.
Sons of Freedom; or, The Fugitives from Siberia. By FRED. WHISHAW,Author of "Harold the Norseman," "A Lost Army," "Boris theBear-Hunter," etc. With numerous Illustrations.
T. NELSON AND SONS, London, Edinburgh, and New York.
Our Boys' Select Library.
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THREE BOOKS BY W. H. G. KINGSTON.
Afar in the Forest. With Forty-one Full-page Engravings.
_A tale of settler life in North America, full of stirring adventure._
In the Rocky Mountains. A Tale of Adventure. With Forty-oneEngravings.
_A narrative specially adapted to the taste and delectation of youth,with numerous incidents of travel and amusing stories, told in afreshand invigorating style._
In New Granada; or, Heroes and Patriots. With Thirty-six Full-pageEngravings.
"_This book will delight boys of all ages. The subject is unusuallyinteresting, and opens a wide field for romantic adventure._"--PALLMALL GAZETTE.
STORIES OF ADVENTURE, TRAVEL, AND DISCOVERY.
Adventurous Boat Voyages. By ROBERT RICHARDSON, Author of "Ralph'sYear in Russia," etc. With Fifteen Illustrations.
Frank Redcliffe. A Story of Travel and Adventure in the Forests ofVenezuela. By ACHILLES DAUNT, Author of "The Three Trappers." Withnumerous Illustrations.
In the Land of the Moose. Adventures in the Forests of the Athabasca.By ACHILLES DAUNT, Author of "The Three Trappers." With Illustrations.
In the Bush and on the Trail. Adventures in the Forests of NorthAmerica. By M. BENEDICT REVOIL. With Seventy Illustrations.
The Island Home; or, The Young Castaways. A Story of Adventure in theSouthern Seas. With Illustrations.
The Lake Regions of Central Africa. A Record of Modern Discovery. ByJOHN GEDDIE, F.R.G.S. With Thirty-two Illustrations.
"_Here we have excellent writing, full of accurate geographicalinformation, and fascinating in style; first class illustration andplenty of it._"--SWORD AND TROWEL.
Lost in the Backwoods. A Tale of the Canadian Forest. By Mrs. TRAILL,Author of "In the Forest," etc. With 32 Engravings.
The Three Trappers. By ACHILLES DAUNT, Author of "In the Land of theMoose, the Bear, and the Beaver." With Eleven Engravings.
"_It is one of those books which have been favourites withhealthy-minded lads since books became common. We do not remember tohave seen one that sustained more of vigour and liveliness in itsnarrative than this._"--SCOTSMAN.
Wrecked on a Reef; or, Twenty Months in the Auckland Isles. A TrueStory of Shipwreck, Adventure, and Suffering. With Forty Illustrations.
Ralph's Year in Russia. A Story of Travel and Adventure in EasternEurope. By ROBERT RICHARDSON, Author of "Almost a Hero," etc. WithEight Engravings.
"_A capital story of travel and adventure. Mr. Richardson has writtenwith great force and vivacity. He has produced a story healthy in allrespects._"--SCOTSMAN.
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