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A pleasant story of domestic interest. Little Harebell is full of quaint sayings, high spirited, and has the most tender and loving little heart in the world.
The small hero has to choose between living with a rich uncle, or with his father who is poor.
A splendid story of child-life. Trixie is a delightful little prattler, very imaginative, and quite entertaining about things in general.
A wholesome, natural story of a child who yearns to meet the father whom he does not remember.
A series of excellent stories all showing some pleasant trait of human nature and inculcating good moral lessons.
A rattling tale of the doings of some rectory children who, with a donkey, have many exciting adventures.
An amusing story describing the various mishaps that befall a family of children who formed an Empire League.
Mrs. George de Horne Vaizey is one of the foremost writers of girls stories. All her works are full of brightness and unflagging interest, and any girl who has not yet made Mrs. de Horne Vaizey’s acquaintance through her books has a great pleasure in store.
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About Peggy Saville. By Mrs. G. de H. VAIZEY.
How Peggy rescues a rival from burning, plays innumerable pranks, and disarms rebuke by her quaint ways, is pleasantly told.
More About Peggy. By Mrs. G. de H. VAIZEY. A Sequel to "About Peggy Saville."
A charming sequel to "About Peggy Saville." Peggy is never short of an excuse to help her out of her scrapes.
Pixie O’Shaughnessy. By Mrs. G. de H. VAIZEY.
Describes the remarkable experiences of a little Irish girl and her family, containing a rich fund of exhilarating humour.
More About Pixie. By Mrs. G. de H. VAIZEY. A Sequel to "Pixie O’Shaughnessy."
The happy-go-lucky O’Shaughnessy’s are delightful, especially Pixie, with her French hats and manners, and her Irish heart and tongue.
A Houseful of Girls. By Mrs. G. de H. VAIZEY.
The hopes, the fears, the serious endeavours, the pranks, and the love-makings of six bright-eyed maidens are here charmingly set forth.
_Containing graceful, vivid pictures of girl life. Abounding in striking incidents and full of pathos. The character sketching is very true to life._