Frances Books

Whisper! (1890)
Myths Of Hellas: Or Greek Tales (1883)
Mortimer Collins V2: His Letters And Friendships, With Some Account Of His Life
Sabu: The Elephant Boy
Fanny Burney And Her Friends: Select Passages From Her Diary And Other Writings (1890)
French Confectionary Adapted For English Families (1853)
Big Cats: Kings Of The Jungle In Fact And Fiction
A Handbook Of Pathological Anatomy And Histology V1, With An Introductory Section On Post-Mortem Examinations And The Methods Of Preserving And Exam
Solomon'S Child
The Essays, Or Councils, Civil And Moral. With A Table Of The Colours Of Good And Evil, And A Discourse Of The Wisdom Of The Ancients. To Which Is Added In This Ed. The Character Of Queen Elizabeth

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