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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Field Naturalist's Handbook, The. By the Rev. J. G. Wood and Theodore Wood. 5s.
Figuier's Popular Scientific Works. With Several Hundred Illustra- tions in each. 3s. 6d. Each.
Cloth boards, 2s. Each The Vicar's Peotle. Cobwebs Father. The Parson o' Dumford. Poverty Corner.
With 30 Fac-simile The Human Race.
World Before the Deluge Reptiles and Birds.
Schooli Fine-Art Library, The. South Kensington Art Illustrations. 5s. Each.
Engraving. By Le Vicomte Henri Delaborde. Translated by R. A. ]\I. St...evenson.
Tapestry. By Eugene Miintz. Translated by Miss 1, . J. Davis.
The English School of Paint- ing. By E. Chesneau. Translated by L. N. Etherington. With an Introduction by Prof. Ruskin.
The Flemish Schoolof Painting. By A. J. Wauters. Translated bv Mrs. Henry Rossel.
Fisheries of the World, The The Ocean World. The Vegetable World. The Insect World. Mammalia. Edited by John Sparkes, Principal of the Each Book contains about 100 The Education of the Artist. By Ernest Chesneau. Translated by Clara Bell.
What to read after The British Empire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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