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«  A  valuable  and  quaintly  pretty  addition  to  the  literature  of  old-fathioned
costumes.”
Our  Grandmothers’  Gowns.  By  Mrs.  Alfred
Press.  E.C.  [Six-and-Sixpence»
I N  addition  to  matter  of  much  value  and  interest  Mrs.  Alfred
W.  Hunt  carefully  describes  the  numerous,  accurate,  and
quaintly  drawn  illustrations  by  Mr.  George  R.  Halkett,  which  are
all  prettily  tinted  by  hand.
Cheap  and  revised  edition.
The  Pyramids  and  Temples  of  Gizeh.  By
[Six  Shillings.

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G ives  the  results  of  an  examination  of  the  Pyramids  of
Gizeh  mechanically,  architecturally,  and  historically,
dry  details  of  use  to  specialists  only.
II  Without  a  rival  as  a  birthday  or  wedding  present.
When  is  your  Birthday  ?  or  a  Year  of  Good
T he  illustrations  are  beautiful,  the  sonnets  are  good,  and  the
binding,  which  is  of  a  character  perhaps  never  before
attempted,  is  simply  fascinating.
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