Jane Books

Strangers At Lisconnel
The Stories Mother Nature Told Her Children
Forgiveness. A Novel.
Hymns: For Infant Minds (1856)
The Amateur Gardener'S Calendar: Being A Monthly Guide As To What Should Be Avoided, As Well As What Should Be Done, In A Garden In Each Month (1870)
Chapters From Jane Austen (1889)
Domestic Pets: Their Habits And Management, With Illustrative Anecdotes (1851)
Child'S Health Primer For Primary Classes: With Special Reference To The Effects Of Alcoholic Drinks, Stimulants, And Narcotics Upon The Human System
Extracts From The Memorandums Of Jane Bettle: With A Short Memoir Respecting Her (1843)
An Essay On The Art Of Ingeniously Tormenting: With Proper Rules For The Exercise Of That Amusing Study (1804)

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