Stories about the Instinct of Animals, Their Characters, and Habits by Thomas Bingley
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"There is a child-like tenderness and simplicity in his writings--an
elevation and purity of tone--which is the secret of the extreme charm his celebrated stories have for children. They are as simple and as touching as the old Bible narratives of Joseph and his Brethren, and the little lad who died in the corn field. We wonder not at their being the most popular books of their kind in Europe."--_Mary Howitt._ Published by C.S. FRANCIS & Co., New York. Transcriber's Note: The following typographical errors have been maintained in this text: Original page vii "at the of Good Hope, Calsoaep" should read: "at the Cape of Good Hope, also" 23 powererful for powerful 50 , for . in "valuable medicines, Storms" 60 seige for siege 67 "There is one or two" should read "There are..." 96 , for . in "favourite cat, When the" 113 ocassion for occasion 143 Missing close quotes at end of chapter 174 "Where do such animals come from, Uncle Thomas." should end with ? 189 "prehensile tales" for "prehensile tails" |
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