She complains of being _bewitched_ by people, and the wind 'blows her out,' and she thinks if her comrade dies in the snow-storm she will be 'dreadfully 'shamed of it,' and has rather a lively time, with all her trials in going to school."-- _New York Citizen_.
* * * * * DOTTY DIMPLE AT PLAY.
"'Charming Dotty Dimple' as she is so universally styled, has become decidedly a favorite with young and old, who are alike pleased with her funny sayings and doings .-- DOTTY AT PLAY will be found very attractive, and the children, especially the girls, will be delighted with her adventures."-- _Boston Express_.
* * * * * DOTTY DIMPLE'S FLYAWAY.
"This is the final volume of the DOTTY DIMPLE SERIES.

It relates how little Flyaway provisioned herself with cookies and spectacles and got lost on a little hill while seeking to mount to heaven, and what a precious alarm there was until she was found, and the subsequent joy at her recovery, with lots of quaint speeches and funny incidents."-- _North American_.
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SOPHIE MAY'S "LITTLE-FOLKS" BOOKS.
[Illustration: LITTLE PRUDY'S FLYAWAY SERIES] _Six Volumes.Illustrated.

Comprising:_-- LITTLE FOLKS ASTRAY.
PRUDY KEEPING HOUSE.
AUNT MADGE'S STORY.
LITTLE GRANDMOTHER.
LITTLE GRANDFATHER.
MISS THISTLEDOWN.
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LITTLE FOLKS ASTRAY.
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It is a charming book, wholesome and sweet in every respect, and cannot fail to interest children under twelve years of age."-- _Christian Register_.
* * * * * PRUDY KEEPING HOUSE.
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