Chapter IV: Part 4

1. BRITISH ANIMALS, _First Series_. }
2. BRITISH ANIMALS, _Second Series_. }
3. BRITISH BIRDS. } Illustrated by H. WEIR;
4. FOREIGN ANIMALS, _First Series_. } and Descriptions by
5. FOREIGN ANIMALS, _Second Series_. } Mrs. LEE.
6. FOREIGN BIRDS. }
7. THE FARM AND ITS SCENES. }
8. THE DIVERTING HISTORY OF JOHN GILPIN, with Six Illustrations by
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9. THE PEACOCK AT HOME, AND BUTTERFLY'S BALL. Illustrated by H. WEIR.
10. THE HISTORY OF JOSEPH. }
11. THE HISTORY OF MOSES. } By the Author of
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