A tour through Mexico: [and] A trip round South America (London: York & Son, n.d.)

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90000

T.B. Lamburn, ‘A trip round South America’ in A tour through Mexico [etc.]

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90002

Gold mining in Central America (London: J.H. Steward, n.d.)

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90004

‘J.M.S.’, Ceylon (London: York & Son, 1893)

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90006

J.W. McCall, The highlands of Scotland (London: York & Son, n.d.)

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90008

Boer War of 1900: chapter I – the Boer invasion (London: W. Butcher & Sons, 1900)

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90010

Ernest N. Coulthard, The Passion Play at Ober-Ammergau: representation in 1910 (London: Newton & Co., 1910)

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90012

The all red route round the world (London: W. Butcher & Sons, c.1913)

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90014

A concise description of the western Riviera: [and] The western Tyrol (London: York & Son, n.d.)

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90016

‘The western Tyrol’ in A concise description of the western Riviera [etc.]

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90018

James Comper Gray, Central Africa (London: York & Son, c.1876)

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90020

Dick Whittington and his cat (London: York & Son, n.d.)

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90022

The romance of history: or, fact and fiction (London: York & Son, n.d.)

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90024

Wanderings in Paris (London: York & Son, n.d.)

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90026

W.A. Eaton, The conquest of the Soudan: Gordon avenged (London: York & Son, n.d.)

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90028

Royal Naval Exhibition, London, 1891 (London: York & Son, 1891)

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90030

The River Thames: from its head springs to the sea (London: Wrench & Son, n.d.)

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90032

I.H. Jennings, ‘Mines and mining’ (London: York & Son, n.d.)

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90034

George R. Sims, ‘In the signal box: a station master's story’ in several compilations

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90037

The conquest of the air: chapter I – balloons (London: W. Butcher & Sons, 1910)

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90039

‘Robinson Crusoe’ in Miscellaneous tales 11

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90041

Chalk your own door (n.d.)

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90043

Theo. J. Piggott, Which side wins?: a musically illustrated temperance service on the new crusade (London: A. Weekes & Co., n.d.)

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90045

Fred Rodger, Why Santa Claus didn't come (n.d.)

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90047

David Hobbs (comp. John Smith), Grizzie and Jim: a temperance service of song (London and Glasgow: Bayley & Ferguson, n.d.)

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90049

Frederick Langbridge, Dan Dabberton's dream (n.d.)

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90051

W.A. Eaton, A little mistake (London: W.A. Eaton, G.H. Graham, M. Southwell and Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co., n.d.)

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90053

‘Temperance entertainment: no. III’ in Temperance entertainments

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90055

Short lantern readings: no. 35 (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., 1904)

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90057

‘Cinderella’ in several compilations

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90059

The St Gothard railway: via railway and pass (Aberdeen: G.W. Wilson, n.d.)

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90061

‘G.H.B.’, The Good Friday story: in the words of the holy scripture for lantern reading (n.d.)

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90063

Hope on (London: W. Rider & Co., n.d.)

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90065

Mark Guy Pearse, Matt Stubb's dream: or, Christmas Eve at the Blue Boar (London: Jarrold & Sons, n.d.)

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90067

‘M.E.L.’, Flossie's little shoes: a temperance story (London: Chatham Pexton and W.B. Horner & Son, 1893)

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90069

‘A terrible Christmas Eve’ in A terrible Christmas Eve [etc.] (1894)

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90071

‘Tom Atkins's armour’ in A terrible Christmas Eve [etc.] (1894)

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90073

Reynell Coates and Henry Russell, ‘The gambler's wife’ in several compilations

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90075

E. Fordham (arranger), City sparrows: a service of sacred song (London: A. Weekes & Co., 1884)

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90077

M.B. Moorhouse, ‘The dustman's darling: a temperance recitation’ in Short lantern readings 19 (1894)

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90079

M.B. Moorhouse, ‘Not angelic’ in Short lantern readings 19 (1894)

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90081

M.B. Moorhouse, ‘The bronze statue: a ghost story’ in Short lantern readings 19 (1894)

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90083

M.B. Moorhouse, ‘The tiger's temper’ in Short lantern readings 19 (1894)

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90085

Beware!: or, the effects of gambling (London: Jarrold & Sons, 1867)

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90088

M.A. Paull, Nimble Nat (London and Manchester: S.W. Partridge & Co., Onward Publishing Office and John Heywood, n.d.)

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90090

C. King Proctor, ‘A bunch of snowdrops’ in Short lantern readings 35 (1904)

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90092

C. King Proctor, ‘The blind collier's child’ in Short lantern readings 35 (1904)

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90094

‘The fate of young Chubb’ in Short lantern readings 35 (1904)

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90096

Charles Jefferys and Sidney Nelson, ‘The rose of Allandale’ in several compilations

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90098

‘The bailiff's daughter of Islington: old English song’ in several compilations

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90100

Algeria and Tunis (Aberdeen: G.W. Wilson, n.d.)

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90102

Louise S. Upham, ‘I have drunk my last glass’ (London: Religious Tract Society, n.d.)

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90104

George R. Sims, ‘A man hunt’ in The Dagonet reciter (1888)

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90106

George R. Sims, ‘The matron's story’ in several compilations

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90108

George R. Sims, ‘Told to the missionary’ in several compilations

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90110

George R. Sims, ‘Billy's rose’ in several compilations

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90112

George R. Sims, ‘The land of gold’ in The land of gold and other poems (1888)

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90114

George R. Sims, ‘The road to Heaven’ in several compilations

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90116

George R. Sims, ‘The magic wand’ in several compilations

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90118

George R. Sims, ‘In the signal box: a station master's story’ in several compilations

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90120

George R. Sims, ‘A bunch of primroses’ in The lifeboat and other poems (1883)

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90122

Beware!: or, the effects of gambling (London: Jarrold & Sons, 1867)

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90124

‘Battle pictures of the South African war’ in Short lantern readings 30 (1900)

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90126

Wallace Rothsay, ‘The ringing of the bell’ in Short lantern readings 30 (1900)

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90128

Grace Campbell and John Blockley, ‘Jessie's dream: a story of the relief of Lucknow’ in Short lantern readings 30 (1900)

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90130

M.B. Moorhouse, ‘The kite and the donkeys’ in Short lantern readings 30 (1900)

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90132

Les chiens du Mont Saint-Bernard (Paris: E. Mazo, n.d.)

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90134

Le chien de Mme Dupiloy (n.d.)

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90136

La légende des quatre fils Aymon (Paris: Édouard Cornély, c.1903)

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90138

‘Keeping his word’ in several compilations

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90140

Robert Craven, Short lantern readings: no. 4 (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., 1887)

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90142

Robert Craven, ‘The ballad singer’ in Short lantern readings 4 (1887)

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90144

Robert Craven, ‘Whip behind’ in Short lantern readings 4 (1887)

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90146

Robert Craven, ‘Mr Vanity's valentine’ in Short lantern readings 4 (1887)

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90148

Ed. Marble and J.R. Thomas, Eileen Alannah: popular Irish ballad (London: Evans & Co., 1873)

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90150

Samuel Arnold and John Braham, ‘The anchor's weigh'd’ in several compilations

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90152

J.W. Kirton, Buy your own cherries (London: Band of Hope Review Office and Richard J. James & Son, c.1931)

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90154

A.J. Foxwell and John Graham (arrangers), Only a gipsy: a Caithness story (London: J. Curwen & Sons, 1890)

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90156

David Macrae (arr. Hugh A. Lawson), Little Tiz (Glasgow: Bayley & Ferguson, 1880s)

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90158

‘Nemo’ and ‘M. Piccolomini’, Queen of angels (London: Orsborn & Co., 1897)

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90160

‘Leslie Stuart’, ‘The soldiers of the Queen’ (London: Francis, Day & Hunter, 1895)

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90162

Colin Campbell, ‘Soldiers, sailors, volunteers’ (London: Cary & Co., 1900)

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90164

J.J. Lane, ‘The quarryman's resolve’ in Short lantern readings 29 (1900)

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90166

Wallace Rothsay, ‘An old settler's story’ in Short lantern readings 29 (1900)

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90168

C. Flavell Hayward, ‘Come back to me’ (London: Cary & Co., 1900)

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90170

‘C.J.M.’, ‘The tramp, the tub, and the policeman’ in Short lantern readings 29 (1900)

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90172

Short lantern readings: no. 28 (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., 1899)

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90174

J.J. Lane, ‘The idol of Britain’ in Short lantern readings 28 (1899)

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90176

J.J. Lane, ‘I never thanked Him: or the dying gipsy lad’ in Short lantern readings 28 (1899)

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90178

‘C.J.M.’, ‘A railway mystery’ in Short lantern readings 28 (1899)

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90180

‘C.J.M.’, ‘Izaak and the artful boy’ in Short lantern readings 28 (1899)

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90182

‘C.J.M.’, ‘Uncle Jonathan and the pigs’ in Short lantern readings 28 (1899)

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90184

‘Sledging extraordinary’ in Short lantern readings 28 (1899)

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90186

‘C.J.M.’, ‘The lion and the monkey’ in Short lantern readings 28 (1899)

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90188

Clifford Leigh, Told by the way: or, the wreck of the Stella (Holmfirth: c.1899)

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90190

‘C.J.M.’, ‘Bobby's flirtation’ in Short lantern readings 27 (1899)

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90192

Short lantern readings: no. 26 (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., 1898)

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90194

‘C.J.M.’, ‘The fat pig’ in Short lantern readings 26 (1898)

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90196

W. Carleton, ‘Drink’ in Short lantern readings 26 (1898)

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90198

Robert Burns and Caroline Keppel, ‘Robin Adair’ in several compilations

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90200

‘Edward Fitzball’ and Michael Balfe, ‘In this old chair my father sat’ in several compilations

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90202

Louisa Crawford and Stephen Glover, ‘The gipsy countess’ in several compilations

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90204

Thomas Haynes Bayley and Joseph P. Knight, ‘She wore a wreath of roses’ in several compilations

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90206

Charles Jefferys and Sidney Nelson, ‘Mary of Argyle’ in several compilations

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90208

Adelaide Procter and Arthur Sullivan, ‘The lost chord’ (London: Boosey & Co., 1877)

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90210

Park Benjamin and Henry Russell, ‘The old sexton’ in several compilations

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90212

Won't you buy my pretty flowers? (Holmfirth: c.1898)

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90214

‘The mill wheel’ in several compilations

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90216

M.E. Lynn, ‘Tale of two pig tails’ in Short lantern readings 25 (1897)

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90219

M.E. Lynn, ‘Choosing the Christmas turkey’ in Short lantern readings 25 (1897)

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90221

‘L.U.X.’, ‘A dangerous errand: an appeal to mothers’ in Short lantern readings 25 (1897)

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90223

Robert Craven, Short lantern readings: no. 24 (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., 1896)

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90225

Robert Craven, ‘The wooden fiddle: or a base vile deception’ in Short lantern readings 24 (1896)

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90227

Robert Craven, ‘Fun up the Ganges’ in Short lantern readings 24 (1896)

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90229

Robert Craven, ‘The Christmas goose’ in Short lantern readings 24 (1896)

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90231

Robert Craven, ‘A lady's adventure in a new dress’ in Short lantern readings 18 (1894)

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90233

Robert Craven, ‘The boys and the periwigs’ in Short lantern readings 18 (1894)

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90235

Robert Craven, ‘Greedy Sammy’ in Short lantern readings 18 (1894)

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90237

Robert Craven, ‘The sympathetic gent and the dog’ in Short lantern readings 18 (1894)

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90239

Robert Craven, ‘The crushed hat’ in Short lantern readings 17 (1893)

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90241

Robert Craven, ‘The revolver hat’ in Short lantern readings 17 (1893)

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90243

Robert Craven, ‘The naturalist and the ape’ in Short lantern readings 17 (1893)

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90245

M.B. Moorhouse, ‘Self made fetters: a temperance story in verse’ in Short lantern readings 17 (1893)

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90247

M.B. Moorhouse, ‘A cure for weak eyes: a temperance story in verse’ in Short lantern readings 17 (1893)

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90249

Short lantern readings: no. 16 (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., 1893)

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90251

Robert Craven, ‘The drink fiend: a temperance story in verse’ in several compilations

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90253

M.B. Moorhouse, ‘A clever trick: a temperance story in verse’ in Short lantern readings 16 (1893)

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90255

‘J.A.B.’, ‘My little dog Jack, and the bicycle’ in Short lantern readings 16 (1893)

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90257

Robert Craven, ‘The joker's mistake’ in Short lantern readings 15 (1893)

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90260

Robert Craven, ‘The loitering schoolboy and the little piggies’ in Short lantern readings 15 (1893)

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90262

Robert Craven, ‘The thief and the bear: old Humphrey’ in several compilations

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90264

Robert Craven, ‘The youngsters and the sentry’ in Short lantern readings 14 (1892)

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90266

Robert Craven, ‘The tiger and the niggers’ in Short lantern readings 14 (1892)

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90268

Joshua Jenkins, ‘How we hunted a mouse’ in Short lantern readings 14 (1892)

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90270

‘How Jimmy tended the baby’ in Short lantern readings 14 (1892)

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90272

Robert Craven, ‘Watch him, Pincher’ in Short lantern readings 22 (1895)

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90274

Robert Craven, ‘Old Izaak's holiday’ in Short lantern readings 22 (1895)

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90276

Robert Craven, ‘Distraction v. extraction’ in Short lantern readings 22 (1895)

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90278

M.B. Moorhouse, ‘A mountain ramble at Bettws-y-Coed: a parable of human life’ in Short lantern readings 21 (1895)

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90280

Felicia Hemans and Frederic H. Cowen, ‘The better land’ (London: Boosey & Co., 1882)

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90282

Henry Chorley and Charles Gounod, ‘Nazareth’ (Schott & Co., c.1880)

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90284

Robert Craven, ‘Up a tree’ in Short lantern readings 21 (1895)

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90286

‘The American overland expedition to the Arctic regions: in search of records and relics of Sir John Franklin and his brave companions, 1879-1880’ in The American overland expedition [etc.]

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90288

Short lantern readings: no. 12 (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., 1891)

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90290

Robert Craven, ‘Jack the conqueror’ in Short lantern readings 12 (1891)

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90292

Robert Craven, ‘The fatal sausage machine’ in Short lantern readings 12 (1891)

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90294

Robert Craven, Short lantern readings: no. 3 (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., c.1887)

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90296

Robert Craven, ‘The rhinoceros and the fly’ in Short lantern readings 3 (c.1887)

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90298

Robert Craven, ‘The artist and his model’ in Short lantern readings 3 (c.1887)

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90300

Robert Craven, ‘The sleepy waggoner’ in Short lantern readings 3 (c.1887)

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90302

Robert Craven, ‘Women's rights’ in Short lantern readings 3 (c.1887)

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90304

Robert Craven, ‘The hair restorer’ in Short lantern readings 2 (c.1887)

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90307

Robert Craven, ‘The Jones's going to church’ in Short lantern readings 2 (c.1887)

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90309

Robert Craven, ‘The pot of paint’ in Short lantern readings 2 (c.1887)

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90311

Robert Craven, ‘The old, old story’ in Short lantern readings 2 (c.1887)

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90313

Robert Craven, ‘Baron Brag’ in Short lantern readings 2 (c.1887)

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90315

Hannah R. Hudson, ‘The newsboy's debt’ in Short lantern readings 1 (c.1887)

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90317

‘The mouse in the boot’ in Short lantern readings 1 (c.1887)

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90319

‘The kittens' lesson’ in Short lantern readings 1 (c.1887)

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90321

‘The fatal sausages’ in Short lantern readings 1 (c.1887)

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90323

‘Mark Twain’, ‘The difficulty about that dog’ in Miscellaneous tales 10

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90325

Bret Hart, ‘That heathen Chinee’ in several compilations

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90327

‘Dr Spiritus and the moon’ in several compilations

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90329

I have drank my last glass (Holmfirth: c.1888)

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90331

Robert Craven, ‘Hans and his pig’ in Short lantern readings 5 (c.1888)

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90333

Robert Craven, ‘Saddling the wrong horse’ in Short lantern readings 5 (c.1888)

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90335

Robert Craven, ‘Adventures of Ally Sloper in a snowball’ in Short lantern readings 5 (c.1888)

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90337

Robert Craven, Short lantern readings: no. 6 (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., 1889)

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90339

Robert Craven, ‘Crabbed age and youth’ in Short lantern readings 6 (1889)

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90341

Robert Craven, ‘The after dinner nap’ in Short lantern readings 6 (1889)

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90343

Robert Craven, ‘The rival porters’ in Short lantern readings 6 (1889)

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90345

Robert Craven, ‘The treacherous help’ in Short lantern readings 6 (1889)

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90347

Robert Craven, ‘The canine critic’ in Short lantern readings 6 (1889)

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90349

Robert Craven, ‘The gossips’ in Short lantern readings 6 (1889)

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90351

‘What little girls can do’ in Short lantern readings 7 (1889)

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90354

Robert Craven, ‘Trapping a bear’ in Short lantern readings 7 (1889)

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90356

Robert Craven, ‘The critic and the ottoman’ in Short lantern readings 7 (1889)

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90358

Robert Craven, ‘The recruits and the sergeant’ in Short lantern readings 7 (1889)

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90360

Robert Craven, ‘Over polite’ in Short lantern readings 7 (1889)

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90362

Robert Craven, Short lantern readings: no. 8 (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., 1890)

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90364

Robert Craven, ‘The bookworm and the geese’ in Short lantern readings 8 (1890)

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90366

Robert Craven, ‘The miller and the sot’ in Short lantern readings 8 (1890)

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90368

Robert Craven, ‘Adventures of an amateur photographer’ in Short lantern readings 8 (1890)

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90370

Robert Craven, ‘The tourist and the tunnel’ in Short lantern readings 8 (1890)

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90372

Robert Craven, Short lantern readings: no. 9 (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., 1890)

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90374

Robert Craven, ‘The centre of gravity’ in Short lantern readings 9 (1890)

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90376

Robert Craven, ‘The swell and his new hat’ in Short lantern readings 9 (1890)

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90378

Robert Craven, ‘That everlasting cat’ in Short lantern readings 10 (1891)

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90380

Robert Craven, ‘The children and the waggoner’ in Short lantern readings 10 (1891)

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90382

Robert Craven, ‘The frolicsome dogs’ in Short lantern readings 10 (1891)

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90384

Robert Craven, ‘The F.P. man’ in Short lantern readings 10 (1891)

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90386

Robert Craven, ‘Tit for tat’ in Short lantern readings 10 (1891)

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90388

Charles Dickens, ‘Do-the-boys Hall’ in Readings from Dickens

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90390

Charles Dickens, ‘Shooting experiences’ in Readings from Dickens

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90392

Charles Dickens, ‘Little Em'ly’ in Readings from Dickens

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90394

Charles Dickens, ‘The Bloomsbury christening’ in Readings from Dickens

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90396

James Milne, ‘How Jane Conquest rang the bell’ in several compilations

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90398

The life of Queen Victoria: chapter II – wedded and public life (London: W. Butcher & Sons, 1901)

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90400

London views (London: n.d.)

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90402

William Main, The treasures of Rhampsinitus (1995)

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90404

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and J.L. Hatton, The wreck of the Hesperus (London: Boosey & Hawkes, n.d.)

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90406

William Cowper, ‘John Gilpin’ (London: W. Butcher & Sons, n.d.)

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90408

Alice Somerton (arr. John Broadbent and W. Foster), The torn Bible: or, Hubert's best friend (Leeds: John Broadbent, n.d.)

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90410

Charles Dickens, Gabriel Grub: or, the story of the goblins who stole a sexton (London: York & Son, n.d.)

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90412

‘Hesba Stretton’ (arr. J.H. Martin), Lost Gip: a service of sacred song (London and Manchester: S.W. Partridge & Co. and Onward Publishing Office, n.d.)

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90414

Mark Guy Pearse, ‘The old clock’ in (1875)

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90416

Fairy tales: no. 2 (London: York & Son, n.d.)

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90418

‘Little Red Riding Hood’ in Fairy tales 2

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90420

‘The children in the wood’ in Fairy tales 2

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90422

‘Aladdin and the magic lantern’ in several compilations

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90424

Ashmore Russan, ‘The edelweiss gatherer’ in Onward reciter 226 (July 1890)

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90426

Onward reciter: no. 229 (October 1890)

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90428

‘Thomas Ingoldsby’, ‘The jackdaw of Rheims’ in several compilations

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90430

‘The overland route to India’ in several compilations

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90432

‘Dick Whittington’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90434

‘The tiger and the tub’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90436

‘The life of Christ: second series’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90438

‘The heroes of the lifeboat’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90440

‘Old London and our ancestors’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90442

‘Mischievous Tommy: or, a boy's troubles’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90444

‘Scenes in the Arctic regions’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90446

Rose Hartwick Thorpe, ‘Curfew must not ring tonight’ in several compilations

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90448

‘The Swiss family Robinson’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90450

‘Reuben Davidger: or, captured by Malay pirates’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90452

‘Pompey's joys and sorrows: a comical nigger story’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90454

‘Don Quixote’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90456

‘The stations of the Cross’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90458

‘Life in Africa’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90460

‘Puss in boots’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90462

‘The caliph stork’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90464

Caroline Norton, ‘Bingen on the Rhine’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90466

Clara de Chatelain, ‘Pussy's road to ruin’ in several compilations

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90468

‘On the brink: a tale of Monte Carlo’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90470

‘The land of the pigtail’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90472

‘Santa Claus and his visits on Christmas Eve’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90474

‘Red Riding Hood’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90476

‘Romeo and Juliet’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90478

‘Pilgrim's progress’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90480

‘Nellie's prayer’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90482

‘Modern London views’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90484

‘Life on board an ocean palace’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90486

‘Scenes from the New Testament’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90488

‘How Cissie saved her father’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90490

‘The history of a chicken’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90492

‘Pictures from the Old Testament’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90494

‘Reynard the fox: first series’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90496

‘Western pioneers and Indian warfare’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90498

‘The prodigal son’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90500

‘Jack and the bean stalk’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90502

‘Beauty and the beast’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90504

‘Reynard the fox: second series’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90506

‘How Jane Conquest rang the bell’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90508

‘The snow white princess’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90510

‘Mrs Wolf and seven little goats’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90512

‘St George and the dragon’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90514

‘The valorous little tailor’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90516

‘Brother and sister and the fairy gazelle’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90518

‘On the banks of the Nile’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90520

‘Jessie's dream: or the relief of Lucknow’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90522

Lew Wallace, Ben Hur: a tale of the Christ (Bradford: Riley Brothers, n.d.)

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90524

‘H.L.’, ‘Retaliation: or, upstairs and downstairs’ in Retaliation [etc.]

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90526

F. Grove Palmer, ‘My mother-in-law's last ride: or, a-riding she would go’ in Retaliation [etc.]

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90528

‘Hesba Stretton’ and T. Henry-Muxlow (arr. Arthur Hudson), Alone in London (London: A. Weekes & Co., n.d.)

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90530

Beware of the dog (n.d.)

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90532

‘The juvenile smokers’ in several compilations

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90534

‘Mr O'Toole's adventures with his umbrella’ in Miscellaneous tales 1

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90536

‘The ducks and frog’ in Miscellaneous tales 1

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90538

‘Thomas Ingoldsby’, ‘The jackdaw of Rheims’ in several compilations

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90540

‘Beautiful snow: an American poem’ in several compilations

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90542

Optical lantern readings: illustrated from life models (London: W. Rider & Co., n.d.)

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90544

‘Music v. art’ in Optical lantern readings

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90546

‘The amateur whitewasher’ in Optical lantern readings

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90548

Lantern readings for fairy tales etc.: series A (London: Wrench & Son, c.1890)

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90550

‘Blue Beard’ in Lantern readings for fairy tales series A (c.1890)

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90552

‘The peasant, his son, and ass’ in Lantern readings for fairy tales series A (c.1890)

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90554

Six lantern addresses for children (Bradford: Riley Brothers, 1914)

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90556

‘The deaf serpent’ in Six lantern addresses for children (1914)

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90558

‘Playing the game’ in Six lantern addresses for children (1914)

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90560

‘Vinegar and smoke’ in Six lantern addresses for children (1914)

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90562

F. Grove Palmer, ‘Adventures of Mr Snapshot and his camera’ in Adventures of Mr Snapshot [etc.]

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90564

Recitations and dialogues for Bands of Hope: no. 33 (London: UK Band of Hope Union, n.d.)

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90566

Robert Craven, Short lantern readings: no. 11 (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., 1891)

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90568

Robert Craven, ‘The amateur sweep’ in Short lantern readings 11 (1891)

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90570

J.W. Kirton, Buy your own cherries: [and How Rachel Hunter bought her own cherries] (n.d.)

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90572

‘British battleships: chapter I – the Dreadnoughts’ (London: W. Butcher & Sons, 1909)

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90574

‘Robin Hood’ (London: W. Butcher & Sons, n.d.)

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90576

‘The Boy Scouts: chapter I – in camp with Baden-Powell’ (London: W. Butcher & Sons, c.1909)

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90578

‘The British Army: chapter I – the Army at home’ (London: W. Butcher & Sons, 1901)

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90580

‘Life of King Edward VII: chapter II – a popular prince’ (London: W. Butcher & Sons, 1910)

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90582

F. Grove Palmer, ‘The lovers' strategy’ in several compilations

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90584

F. Grove Palmer, ‘The demon and the blacksmith: a Christmas pantomime scene’ in The home of Santa Claus [etc.]

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90586

Thomas Hood, ‘The bridge of sighs’ in several compilations

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90588

‘In his keeping’ in Hop-picking in Kent [etc.]

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90590

The wreck of the Hesperus: [and other titles] (London: York & Son, n.d.)

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90592

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, ‘The village blacksmith’ in several compilations

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90594

O.F. Walton, A peep behind the scenes (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., n.d.)

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90596

O.F. Walton and William E. Abel (arr. Talbot Erle), Christie's old organ: compiled and adapted as a musically illustrated service (London: A. Weekes & Co., 1879)

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90598

Lily Knight (arr. James Tipton), The golden key: a musical service (Glasgow: Bayley & Ferguson, n.d.)

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90600

W.A. Eaton, The farmer's fright (London: W.A. Eaton, G.H. Graham, John Ward, M. Southwell and Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co., n.d.)

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90602

‘Jim's Wife’, ‘Grannie Pettinger’ in Gordon League ballads II (1903)

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90604

Good Friday: Christ crucified (Bradford: Riley Brothers, 1907)

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90606

William Furneaux, The human body: or, the house we live in (London: York & Son, c.1890)

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90608

Meddlesome Sambo (n.d.)

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90610

A study in black and white (n.d.)

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90612

The Tower of London: [and] Westminster Abbey (London: York & Son, n.d.)

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90614

‘Westminster Abbey’ in several compilations

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90616

M.S. Haycraft, Joseph Newsome and Arthur Jamouneau, Three little wanderers (Morley, Yorkshire: J. Newsome, n.d.)

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90618

M.S. Haycraft (arr. James Broadbent and James W. Broadbent), Fighting for the Queen (Leeds: James Broadbent, n.d.)

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90620

‘Hesba Stretton’, Poison in the packet: [and other titles] (London: Religious Tract Society, c.1897)

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90622

Joe Sparks, and what struck him (London: Religious Tract Society, n.d.)

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90624

F. Grove Palmer, ‘The marvellous cure: or, Dan and the doctor’ in The marvellous cure [etc.]

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90626

Henry Lansdell, ‘Through Turkistan to the Afghan frontier’ in The marvellous cure [etc.]

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90628

Victor A. Wood, Among the lowest: or, darkest New York (Bradford: Riley Brothers, 1896)

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90630

Liverpool to Chicago: by the Pennsylvania Railroad (Bradford: Riley Brothers, c.1893)

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90632

George R. Sims, ‘A dress suit’ in Three brass balls (1882)

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90634

C.W. Cole and William Ralston, ‘The demon cat’ in The demon cat [etc.]

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90636

‘J.M.S.’, St Petersburg (London: York & Son, c.1894)

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90638

Rambles about Yorkshire (Bradford: Riley Brothers, n.d.)

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90640

C.E. Little, The story of the Church of England: part III. From the Norman conquest to the Reformation (Bradford: Riley Brothers, 1898)

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90642

C.E. Little, The story of the Church of England: part VI. From 1714 to 1898. (Bradford: Riley Brothers, 1898)

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90644

F. Grove Palmer, ‘The miller and the sweep’ in The miller and the sweep [etc]

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90646

David Macrae, ‘The railway chase’ in several compilations

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90648

Poison in the packet: and other stories (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., c.1902)

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90650

‘Dick Wilson's home, and what changed it’ in Poison in the packet [etc.] (c.1902)

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90652

Thomas Hood, ‘The song of the shirt’ in several compilations

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90654

A fishing expedition (Dundee: Valentine & Sons, c.1890)

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90656

Robert Craven, ‘Mr Vanity's valentine’ in Short lantern readings 4 (1887)

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90658

Jeanne d'Arc: [and] Lourdes and its grotto (Bradford: Riley Brothers, 1910)

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90660

‘Lourdes and its grotto’ in Jeanne d'Arc [etc.] (1910)

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90662

W.A. Eaton, The ruined home (n.d.)

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90664

The Clarendon lantern readings: series 2 (London: c.1891)

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90666

Rose Hartwick Thorpe, ‘Curfew must not ring tonight’ in several compilations

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90668

Robert Craven, Dat ole Crisermas goose (n.d.)

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90670

Robert Craven, The dogs and the butcher's boy (n.d.)

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90672

Haddon Hall: [and] The Quaker and the robber (London: York & Son, n.d.)

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90674

Samuel Lover, ‘The Quaker and the robber’ in several compilations

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90676

Walker's new series of temperance dialogues and recitations: no. 50 (Otley, Yorkshire: William Walker & Sons, 1889)

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90678

Onward reciter: no. 250 (July 1892)

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90680

Ella Wheeler Wilcox, ‘What have you done to-day?’ in several compilations

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90682

Ella Wheeler Wilcox, ‘What have you done to-day?’ in several compilations

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90684

Miscellaneous tales: no. 9 (London: York & Son, n.d.)

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90686

‘Tifkins Thudd’, ‘A flying skirmish!’ in Miscellaneous tales 9

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90688

Mark Guy Pearse, The man who spoiled the music (London: Chas. H. Kelly, n.d.)

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90690

The great European war: I (1915)

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90692

George R. Sims, ‘The fatal sneeze’ in The Dagonet reciter (1888)

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90694

‘The three bears’ in Fairy tales 1

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90696

‘Jack and the beanstalk’ in Fairy tales 1

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90698

‘Cinderella’ in Fairy tales 1

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90700

F. Grove Palmer, ‘The elephant and the crocodiles’ in The elephant and the crocodiles [etc.]

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90702

‘Jim's Wife’, ‘How Harry won his wife’ in Gordon League ballads (1897)

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90704

‘Love lightens labour’ in A garland of fair flowers

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90706

‘Somebody's mother’ in A garland of fair flowers

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90708

Ethelinda Beers, ‘Not one to spare’ in A garland of fair flowers

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90710

‘Go, feel what I have felt: hatred to alcoholic drinks’ in A garland of fair flowers

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90712

Joel Chandler Harris (ed. W.T. Stead), The wonderful adventures of old Brer Rabbit (London: Review of Reviews, c.1905)

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90714

Onward reciter: no. 16 (January 1873)

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90716

Short scripture readings: no. III (Bradford: Riley Brothers, 1891)

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90718

‘The story of David’ in Short scripture readings 3 (1891)

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90720

‘The Kings and the Prophets’ in Short scripture readings 3 (1891)

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90722

‘The curtain’ in The lovers' strategy [etc.] (c.1894)

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90724

A Polish hero: [and other titles] (n.d.)

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90726

G. Cole Boroughs, ‘Everyday heroes’ in A Polish hero [etc.]

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90728