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[ RAM, Stopford James]. VERNON, Ruth [pseud]Biblio.com

GREATNESS IN LITTLE THINGS; Or Way-side Violets

Robert Southey, SS Conant, Virginia Wales Johnson, Edward Henry Knight, Junius Henri Browne, Ruth Charlotte Dana Lyman, Zadel BaBiblio.com

The Story of the Three Bears January 1875 Ismailia St. Augustine Florida

18751009ORIGINAL EDITION Publisher-Printing Location: Harper & Brothers New York Date and Numbering: January 1875 Volume L Number CCXCVI Size and Page Count: 6.5 X 10 Tall 160 pages Condition: Good binding good cover has tears & marks COMPLETE No Missing Pages - 65 woodcut illustrations Most are Original First Printing even before book form:<ul><li>Poem: The Children's Night - By Zadel Barnes Buddington with 10 beautiful woodcut illustrations Zadel Barnes Buddington Gustafson</li><li>St. Augustine Florida -The Ancient City. In two parts part II - By Constance Fenimore Woolson with 9 illustrations</li><li>Poem: The rivals - By Richard Henry Stoddard Two Sketches - By Ruth Charlotte Dana Lyman with 2 illustrations</li><li>Slavery - George D. Prentice - By Junius Henri Browne with 1 illustration</li><li>Poem: A cry from the shore - By Nelly M. Hutchinson</li><li>Rape of the gamp chaps. XV-XVI - By Julian Croskey with 2 illustrations</li><li>The First Century of the Republic. Third paper. Mechanical progress.II - By Edward Henry Knight with 24 illustrations of machines inventions bridgeworks buildings</li><li>Poem: Love's Imagination. A little western flower - By Nelly M. Hutchinson</li><li>Ismailia - Arabic: Ø§Ù„Ø¥Ø³Ù…Ø§Ø¹ÙŠÙ„ÙŠØ©â€Ž al-IsmÄÊ»Ä«lÄ«yah Egyptian Arabic pronunciation: lesmÃ¦Ê•iËˆlejjÃ¦ is a city in north-eastern Egypt. Known in Egypt as "The City of Beauty and Enchantment" By S.S. Conant with 8 large woodcut illustrations</li><li>The Story of the Three Bears. For little folks - By Robert Southey First Printing For Little folks version! with 5 small woodcut illustrations</li><li>A modern Lohengrin - By Virginia W. Virginia Wales Johnson</li><li>The republican movement in Europe. Fifteenth paper. III. Germanic peoples.Continued. - By Emilio Castelar</li><li>A gala night in Russia - By Thomas Wallace Knox</li><li>The man who was like Shakspeare - By William Black</li><li>Editor's easy chair - By George William Curtis</li><li>Editor's literary record</li><li>Editor's scientific record</li><li>Editor's historical record</li><li>Editor's drawer</li></ul> Harper's New Monthly

The Franklin Bookstore · États-Unis58,00 $US≈ 49,07 €

Ogden, Ruth 1853-1927 (Mrs Charles W Ide) ; Ernest Nister illustrationsBiblio.com

Tattine Chapter I Trouble No. 1 -- Chapter Ii. A Maple-wax Morning -- Chapter Iii. A Set Of Setters -- Chapter Iv. More Troubles --Chapter V. The Kirks At Home -- Chapter Vi."it Is Their Nature To."

1898009664E.P. Dutton ; Ernest Nister New York London 1898 1898. Hardcover. Good. 48 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm OCLC 18756635 ; illustrated boards ; wear on edges ; "Tattine" by Ruth Ogden is a children's novel written in the early 20th century. The story revolves around a young girl named Tattine who grapples with the complexities of growing up love for animals and the realization that nature can be cruel. With her keen observation Tattine navigates her experiences with her pets particularly two setter dogs and finds herself in morally challenging situations concerning the natural behaviors of animals and the impact they have on her sensitive heart. The narrative follows Tattine through a series of adventures and encounters reflecting her innocent yet profound understanding of the world. After witnessing her dogs' natural hunting instincts which lead them to capture a rabbit Tattine struggles with her feelings of love for her pets and her sorrow for the harmed creatures. Throughout the book she also engages with friends goes on imaginative excursions and has heartwarming interactions with family. As Tattine learns about the inherent behaviors of different animals she begins to understand the concept of nature versus nurture leading to thoughtful reflections on compassion responsibility and the idea that while certain behaviors are instinctual love can guide our actions towards kindness. Overall "Tattine" presents a beautiful coming-of-age tale filled with heartfelt lessons that resonate with both children and adults. ; Contents: Chapter I Trouble No. 1 -- Chapter Ii. A Maple-wax Morning -- Chapter Iii. A Set Of Setters -- Chapter Iv. More Troubles --Chapter V. The Kirks At Home -- Chapter Vi."it Is Their Nature To." ; 1908 American National Red Cross seal pasted on front endpaper ; name of previous owner on front endpaper ; G E.P. Dutton ; Ernest Nister, New York, London, [1898] hardcover

Joseph Valles - Books · États-Unis59,00 $US≈ 49,92 €