Temperance tales.

v.1, no. 1. My mother's gold ring.--no. 2. Wild Dick and Good Little Robin.--no. 3. I am afraid there is a God.--no. 4. A sectarian thing.--no. 5. Groggy Harbor.--v. 6, no. 16. The stage-coach.

Tales of military life.

I-II. Vandeleur.--III. Vandeleur (concluded) Gentleman Gray.

Popular tales /

Lame Jervas.--The will.--The limerick gloves.--Out of debt, out of danger.--The lottery.--Rosanna.--Murad the unlucky.--The manufacturers.--The contrast.--The grateful Negro.--Tomorrow.

Crazy tales /

"Two hundred and ten copies only of this volume have been printed on hand-made paper, and five copies on Japanese vellum."

Beauty and the beast: and Tales of home,

Beauty and the beast [a story of old Russia]--Tales of home: The strange friend. Jacob Flint's journey. Can a life hide itself? Twin love. The experiences of the A.C. Friend Eli's daughter. Miss Bertram's trouble. Mrs. Stongitharm's report.

Aquitaine; a traveller's tales,

Compiled partly from well-ascertained facts of history and partly from the traditions, legends, songs and romances of the country of Aquitaine.

Bamboo; tales of the Orient-born,

Introduction.--A little daughter of the gospel.--The home-made flag.--Progress and the prodigy.--White pants.--Orient-born.--The newly built chamber.--Dreamer-the-Giant.

Fairy tales and stories,

Title within ornamental border; head and tail pieces.

Terrible tales.

In double columns.

Household tales.

Also attributed to Isaac Fitzgerald Shepard.

Tallulah and Jocassee; or, Romances of southern landscape, and other tales.

Tallulah: or, The trysting rock.--Jocassee; or, Il Capannetto.--The phrenologist: or The tactics of Dr. Cranium.--The travellers' club; or, Lights and shades of locomotion.--"Don't be bashful."--One good turn deserves another.

Owd Sammy Twitcher's Crismas bowk for the year 1870. Fulla fun, tales an rhymes, suitable for't season. Roat, kompoazed, an hillusterated,

Mode of access: Internet.

Tales of the South /

Mode of access: Internet.

Tales in verse : illustrative of several petitions of the Lord's Prayer /

Chau & Chau. Blunden

Rural tales, ballads, and songs: / by Robert Bloomfield, author of The farmer's boy.

Errata: p. [xii].