The Dumpy Books for Children.
XIII. The Adventures of
Samuel and Selina.
The Dumpy Books for Children.
Cloth, Royal 32 mo, 1/6 each.
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XIII. THE ADVENTURES OF SAMUEL ANDSELINA. By Jean C. Archer. Illustratedin Colours.
LONDON: GRANT RICHARDS,
48, Leicester Square.
THE ADVENTURES
OF
SAMUEL AND SELINA.
By JEAN C. ARCHER.
LONDON
GRANT RICHARDS.
1902.
| In Spring, While softly cooed The Dove, Sam Told Selina of His Love. |  |
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