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  • ESTHER A BOOK FOR GIRLS

    Rosa N. Carey

    Hardcover (M.A. DONOHUE, March 15, 1903)
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  • Jack Archer: A tale of the Crimea

    G. A Henty

    Hardcover (M.A. Donohue, Aug. 16, 1930)
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  • Elsie at Home

    Martha FINLEY

    Hardcover (M.A. Donohue, Sept. 3, 1897)
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  • Facing the World

    Horatio Alger

    Hardcover (M. A. Donohue, Jan. 1, 1924)
    The story gives us as his hero a boy whose parents have both died and the man appointed as his guardian is unjust and unkind to him. In desperation he runs away and is very fortunate in finding a true friend in a man who aids him and makes him his helper in his work as magician.

  • Three Hundred and Fifty Aesop's Fables

    MA Townsend, George Tyler

    Hardcover (M.A. Donohue, March 15, 1884)
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  • Frank on a Gunboat

    Harry Castlemon

    Hardcover (M.A. Donohue, March 15, 1907)
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  • What Tommy Did

    Emily Huntington Miller

    Hardcover (M. A. Donohue, March 15, 1904)
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  • Slow and Sure, or, From the Street to the Shop

    Horatio Alger

    Hardcover (M.a. Donohue, July 5, 1914)
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  • Captain George, or, The drummer boy

    Mary Mapes Dodge

    Unknown Binding (M.A. Donohue, March 15, 1902)
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  • Paul the Peddler

    Horatio jr. Alger

    Hardcover (M.A. Donohue, Jan. 1, 1900)
    Publishing date not found in book.

  • THE YOUNG MUSICIAN.

    Horatio Alger

    Hardcover (M. A. Donohue, Sept. 3, 1900)
    From the first Chapter: "As for the boy," said Squire Pope, with his usual autocractic air, "I shall place him in the poorhouse." "But, Benjamin," said gentle Mrs. Pope, who had kindly and sympathetc heart, "isn't that a little hard!" "Hard, Almira!" said the squire, arching his eyebrows. "I fail to comprehend your meaning." "You know Phillip has been tenderly reared, and has always had a comfortablehome---" "He will have a comfortable home now, Mrs. Pope. Probably you are not aware that it cost the town two thousand dollars last year to maintain the almshouse. I can show you the item in the town report." "I don't doubt it at all, husband," said Mrs. Pope gently. "Of course you will know all about that being a public man."

  • Raggedy Ann in the Deep Deep Woods

    Johnny Gruelle, Johnny Gruelle I

    Hardcover (M. A. Donohue, Aug. 16, 1935)
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