Boston: : Cottons and Barnard, 184 Washington Street., MDCCCXXXII. [1832]
Physical Details
1 volume (various pagings), 18 unnumbered leaves of plates : illustrations ; 16 cm
OCLC
ocn191250060
A collection of nine stories, each with separate title page.
"The author trusts that ... her attempt to impart innocent pleasure, and to instil [sic] correct principles and the love of virtue in the minds of the rising generation, will neither be overlooked nor disregarded."--Preface, p. 6.
By Jane Kilby Welsh. See title page to her View of the heathen world (Worcester, Mass.: Dorr, Howland and Co., 1834).
Imprint statement from cover.
Copyright 1831 by Cottons & Barnard.
"Clapp & Hull, printers, 184 Washington Street, Boston."--verso of title page.
Some wood engravings variously signed by John H. Hall, Abel Bowen, and "H." [i.e., Alonzo Hartwell?].
Error in pagination: p. 49-50 (seventh count) inserted backwards.
In printed boards with leather spine.
Errata note--p. [4].
The gold thimble -- Jane Courtney -- The flower girl -- The adventures of a bodkin -- The contrast -- Edwin -- Contentment -- The little wanderers -- My own history