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Nature Songs for Children

By Mrs. Fanny Snow Knowlton.

This is a charming collection of Children's Songs admirably adapted to the

Kindergarten, Primary School and Home.

There are sixty-five songs in the book, divided into groups as follows: The Months, Flower Songs, Bird Songs,

Games, Miscellaneous Songs and Sacred Songs. The words are in the main, by distinguished authors and all were selected with great care. The melodies are

simple and within the compass of the child's voice. It cannot too strongly be said that these songs are exceedingly appropriate for the home circle. They are just

what musical mothers are looking for. Teachers of singing classes for children will also find them invaluable.

The size of the book is 8 x 10 1-2 inches. 110 Pages. Handsomely bound in gray cloth.

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The Anxious Leaf. 3—What the Squirrel Said, The Flowers'
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Thirtieth of May. 10—The Bees, The Dandelion's Birthday. Volume 4, beginning with November, 1898, will treat quadrupeds. It will be edited by Nellie Walton Ford, autho of "Nature's Byways" November, the Fox; December, Lamb; January, Bear; February, Deer; March, Rabbit; April, Cow; May, Horse; June, Dog. Primary School Leaflet is very much enjoyed by the children.

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plain Souvenirs.

For the Flag Soudevised for presentation to pupils for a mere trifle, none should fail to take advantage of the opportunity. Much inore satisfactory results can be given if a cabinet-sized bust or half length picture is sent than if a full-length or smaller card size. Remember that we furnish Souvenirs either with or without photographs

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