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Title: Mrs Turner's Cautionary Stories

Author: EV Lucas

Publisher: Grant Richards

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Second volume of the Dumpy Books for Children series - a small cloth-bound hardback with gilt top edge, deckle-edged fore-edge.

Cautionary verses selected from Mrs Turner's various books. 118 pages, plus publisher's advertising. Endpapers illustrated by Edith Farmiloe. Fourth impression, dated October 1900 (first published December 1897) - but confusingly called the third edition as there were apparently two reprints in the same month of August 1898! Neat bookseller's embossed stamp to title page - L Bates of Buxton.

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