VOL. XI. No. 21. WHOLE No. 151. Choice Readings from the Best New Books, and Critical Reviews. Charles Scribner's Sons NEW COLORED BOOKS FOR CHILDREN. A. C. Armstrong & Son HAVE JUST PUBLISHE : I. The Life of Charles Hodge, D.D., LL.D. Ups and Downs, All Smiles, No Frowns. By M. J. TILSEY. Quarto, with colored pictures, $2.00. This beautiful book of rhymes and colored pictures must be seen to be appreciated. By his son, A. A. HODGE, D.D. With two steel portraits. Little Buttercup's Visit to Lit 1 vol., 8vo, $3.00. The Life of Dr. Charles Hodge, by his son and successor, Dr. A. A. Hodge, is the worthy record of an almost ideally tle Stay-at-Home. perfect career. The subject of this memoir occupied the By Miss L. CLARKSON. A colored picture on every page; In his great work. Systematic Theology, and in his numer. The Wonderful Rocking Horse; ous contributions to the Princeton Review, it is the Professor of Theology who speaks, but in his frequent and affectionate OR, LITTLE MARGARET'S RIDE. Quarto, colored illus- trations, $1.25. The biographer has done his part well in sifting and choos The Favorite Picture Book and ing, and in laying before the reader the record of his father's literary and professional career and the narrative of his home life. To the many hundreds of ministers of different denominations who have sat at his feet, the book will have a very precious significance, but it will also have a universal interest and value. II. The Apocrypha of the Old With Historical Introduction, a Revised Translation, and Nursery Companion. Compiled anew by UNCLE CHARLIE. With 450 illustrations. Queer Pets at Marcy's. By OLIVE THORNE MILLER. Author of "Little Folks in "Mrs. Miller's manner in writing of animals for children's reading is admirable, and it is peculiarly her own. We have called it playful, and it is so, but its charm is not only, or even chiefly, due to this playfulness. She delights young It has been deemed timely to issue as a supplementary vol- readers chiefly by a trick of treating animals, birds and inume to Lange's Bible Work, a revised edition of the Apocry-sects as if they were human beings, and writing of their pecupha, with critical and historical introductions and explana- liarities of appearance or habit as one might of the charactions. The work has been intrusted to the Rev. Dr. Edwin Cone Bissell, who has for several years devoted special atten ters and manners of persons, maintaining this assumption tion to the Apocrypha in Germany and in this country. throughout, and thus creating a sort of illusion which greatly Since the Bible Societies have ceased to circulate the apoc- enhances the interest. For example, the sand wasp is ryphal books of the Old Testament it has been difficult to obtain them, and although they are not equal in authority to described in a chapter called The Queer Family that Lived the canonical books they fill the gap between the Old and Next Door. The reader is told of the family's coming and New Testaments, and are of unquestionable historical and of the children's excited curiosity about their new neighbors. theological value. Biblical students will welcome this book as an important contribution to exegetical literature. Then follows an account of what the young inquirers found out; that there is no father in the family, so far as anybody has discovered, and that the mother does not live at home, where there is nobody in fact but 'a large family of babies, III. The Exploration of the World. each one locked in a room alone with food enough to eat till Part II. The Great Navigators of the Eighteenth Century. By JULES VERNE. Very fully illustrated. 1 vol., 8vo, extra cloth, $3.50. The second volume in M. Verne's series, Exploration of the it is old enough to take care of itself;' and so, one after an- er's interest. This New Issue of Lamb's Complete Works A volume of Letters and Essays collected for this edition by In Mr. B.'s preface to this additional volume he says: "Other writers may have more readers, but none have so many true, hearty, enthusiastic admirers as he... With all lovers and appreciators of true wit, genuine humor, fine fancy, beautiful imagination and exquisite pathos, he is a prodigious favorite. Indeed, there is something-a nameless, indescribable charm-about this author's productions which found many admiring readers in his life-time, since his death captivates and enravishes his readers, and though Lamb his fame and popularity have increased greatly.... For years I have been hopefully and patiently waiting for somebody to collect these scattered and all but forgotten articles of Lamb's.... Without doubt, all genuine admirers, all true lovers of the gentle, genial, delightful Elia,' to whom almost every word of their favorite author's inditing is 'farsed with pleasaunce,' will be mightily pleased with these productions of his inimitable pen, now first collected together." Also Just Ready. 3d Thousand Of the New and Revised Edition of HALLAM'S World-of which the first volume, Famous Travels and taining or more profitable book for the little folk to read."- COMPLETE The autumn is not likely to produce a better, more enter- Sunday for 1880. Beautifully illuminated board covers. About 500 pages of "Any mother who has tried to keep a knot of little ones quiet and happy through the long hours of a Sunday indoors will know the value of this book of pictures and pages.' Sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt of price. E. P. 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