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have made of her too, and the set that frequent her house. Such a set! Many a wretch who has been drawn upon a hurdle, has done less mischief than those barterers of forged lies, coiners of scandal, and clippers of reputation.

L. Teaz. How can you be so severe? I am sure they are all people of fashion, and very tenacious of reputation.

Sir Pet. Yes, so tenacious of it, they'll not allow it to any but themselves.

L. Teaz. I vow, Sir Peter, when I say an ill-natured thing, I mean no harm by it, for I take it for granted they'd do the same by me.

Sir Pet. They've made you as bad as any of them.

L. Teaz. Yes, I think I bear my part with a tolerable grace.

Sir Pet. Grace, indeed!

L. Teaz. Well but, Sir Peter, you know you promised to

come.

Sir Pet. Well, I shall just call in to look after my own character.

L. Teaz. Then, upon my word, you must make haste after me, or you'll be too late. [Exit Lady Teazle.

Sir Pet. I have got much by my intended expostulation. What a charming air she has! and how pleasantly she shows her contempt of my authority! Well, though I can't make her love me, 'tis some pleasure to tease her a little; and I think she never appears to such advantage, as when she is doing everything to vex and plague me.

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NELSON'S SCHOOL SERIES.

I.

THE "STEP BY STEP" BOOKS,

FOR INFANT CLASSES, &o.

STEP BY STEP; or, The Child's First Lesson-Book.

Parts I. and II. Price 2d. each.

18mo.

Part I. may also be had in Two Books, Price 1d. each, under the title of "THE SCHOOL PRIMER."

SEQUEL TO "STEP BY STEP." 18mo, price 4d.

READING-BOOK, No. III. 18mo, cloth, price 6d.

All who have experienced the drudgery of teaching children to read, will at once perceive the superiority of these books over all others hitherto published. By the system adopted, the task becomes a pleasant one to both pupil and teacher.—See more fully Preface to "Step by Step."

"THE FOUR SEASONS"-New No. III. Reading-Book. 18mo, price 6d.

This new volume is intended to be used with the No. III. already published; but where two books cannot be adopted, it may be used alone; and it is recommended for this purpose in preference to the former No. III., as it contains a greater variety of lessons both in poetry and prose.

LESSONS ON COMMON THINGS. 18mo, cloth, price 9d.

FOR THE SCHOOL-ROOM.

STEP BY STEP; or, First Lessons for Children. Very Large Type. Demy 4to, price 1s.

EARLY LESSONS. Part II. Large Type. Demy 4to, price 1s. FRAME FOR EXHIBITING ABOVE. Price 1s.

Teachers will find these books greatly superior, and much cheaper, than the sheets mounted on pasteboard hitherto in common use.

II.

"THE PROGRESSIVE ENGLISH READING-BOOKS."

JUST OUT.

THE JUNIOR READER: Forming the First of this new Series. 12mo, cloth, price 1s. 3d.

(A Specimen Copy sent free by post to any Teacher for 12 Postage Stamps.) THE JUNIOR READER, No. 2, forming the Second of the Series, will be published early in February 1862.

THE SENIOR READER, forming the Third of the Series, will also be published in February.

This volume, formerly advertised as No. 7 of Nelson's School Series, is arranged on the plan of a Voyage Round the World. It will consist of pictures of travel and adventure, stories of history, descriptions of the scenery and the productions of the principal countries of the world, &c.

LATELY PUBLISHED, FOURTH EDITION.

READINGS FROM THE BEST AUTHORS. Edited by A. H. BRYCE, one of the Classical Masters of the High School, Edinburgh. 12mo, cloth, price 1s. 6d.

Containing Historical and Descriptive Selections from Macaulay-Prescott -W. Irving-W. H. Russell. Fiction from Croly-Bulwer Lytton-ScottMrs. Stowe - Dickens. Oratory from Pitt- Burke - Sheridan - Lord Brougham. Poetry from Cowper-Campbell-Scott-Mrs. Hemans-Bell -Macaulay-Rogers-Wordsworth-Goldsmith-Byron-Tennyson, &c. THE WORD EXPOSITOR AND SPELLING GUIDE. A School Manual, exhibiting the Spelling, Pronunciation, Meaning, and Derivation of all the Important and Peculiar Words in the English Language. With Copious Exercises for Examination and Dictation. By GEORGE COUTIE, A.M., High School, Liverpool Institute. 12mo, cloth, price 1s. 3d.

THE ENGLISH WORD-BOOK. A Manual exhibiting the Sources, Structure, and Affinities of English Words. By JOHN GRAHAM. Part I. Prefixes and Postfixes, illustrated by parallel columns in the Primary and Secondary Meanings. In wrapper, price 3d. Part II. Roots, Derivatives, and Meanings. In wrapper, price 6d. The Two Parts in one Volume, cloth, price 1s.

MILTON'S PARADISE LOST, AND PARADISE REGAINED. With Notes for the Use of Schools. By the Rev. J. EDMONDSTON. 12mo, cloth, price 2s. 6d.

HISTORIES, &c.

HISTORY OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE. By WILLIAM FRANCIS COLLIER, LL.D. 12mo, cloth, price 2s.

"Mr. Collier's book is unrivalled as a School History of the British Empire. The arrangement is admirable."-English Journal of Education.

THE GREAT EVENTS OF HISTORY from the beginning of the Christian era till the present time. By W. F. COLLIER, LL.D. 12mo, cloth, price 2s. 6d.

This work supplies a want long felt in English school literature. It consists of a series of narratives of those great events which constitute the landmarks of general history.

HISTORY OF SCOTLAND. By the Rev. JAMES MACKENZIE. 12mo, cloth, price 1s. 6d.

In plan, arrangement, and style, it will be found superior to any School
History of Scotland yet published.

BIBLE HISTORY, in connection with the General History of the
World, with Descriptions of Scripture Localities. By the Rev.
W. G. BLAIKIE, A. M. 470 pages 12mo, with Maps, price 3s.
A HISTORY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE, in a Series of Bio-
graphical Sketches. By WILLIAM FRANCIS COLLIER, LL.D.,
Author of "School History of the British Empire,'
"The Great
Events of History," &c. &c. 12mo, cloth, price 3s. 6d.

GEOGRAPHIES.

MODERN GEOGRAPHY, for the Use of Schools. By ROBERT ANDERSON, Head Master, Normal Institution, Edinburgh. Foolscap 8vo, cloth, price 1s. 6d.

This work has been pronounced, by upwards of one thousand teachers, to be the best, as well as the cheapest, School Geography published. EXERCISES IN GEOGRAPHY, adapted to ANDERSON's Geography. 18mo, cloth, price 6d.

This work contains about 10,000 Questions and Exercises in Geography, and will be found useful to both teacher and pupil.

GEOGRAPHY FOR JUNIOR CLASSES. By ROBERT ANDERSON, Head Master, Normal Institution, Edinburgh. 18mo, price 11d. BIBLE GEOGRAPHY for the Use of Schools. By the Rev. W. G. BLAIKIE, Author of "Bible History in Connection with the General History of the World." With Coloured Maps, price 1s. 12mo, cloth.

NELSON'S SHILLING ATLAS. Containing 16 Maps, plain. Stiff Wrapper, 4to.

NELSON'S SCHOOL ATLAS. Containing 22 Maps, Full-Coloured. 4to, cloth. Price 3s. 6d.

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