Essays in Rhyme on Morals and Manners.

THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE WORKS
BY MRS. TAYLOR AND MISS JANE TAYLOR,
ARE PUBLISHED BY
HOULSTON & STONEMAN,
45, PATERNOSTER ROW, LONDON.

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• MATERNAL SOLICITUDE for a DAUGHTER'S BEST INTERESTS. By Mrs. TAYLOR. Thirteenth Edition. Price 3s. 6d.
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• PRACTICAL HINTS to YOUNG FEMALES, on the Duties of a Wife, a Mother, and a Mistress of a Family. By Mrs. TAYLOR. Price 5s.
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• The ITINERARY of a TRAVELLER in the WILDERNESS, addressed to those who are performing the same Journey. By Mrs. TAYLOR. Price 5s.
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• RETROSPECTION. A Tale. By Mrs. TAYLOR. Price 5s.
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• The FAMILY MANSION. A Tale. By Mrs. TAYLOR. Price 5s.
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• The PRESENT of a MISTRESS to a YOUNG SERVANT, consisting of Friendly Advice and real Histories. By Mrs. TAYLOR. Price 3s. 6d.
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• DISPLAY. A Tale. By JANE TAYLOR, one of the Authors of "Original Poems for Infant Minds." Price 5s.
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• CORRESPONDENCE between a MOTHER and her DAUGHTER at SCHOOL. By Mrs. TAYLOR and Miss TAYLOR. Price 5s.
  "We have always closed the volumes produced by each of these ladies under the influence of the most pleasing impressions. In the work before us they have united their efforts, and have formed not only a very interesting, but a very useful work. We heartily recommend the volume to our female friends, matronly and juvenile."­Monthly Review.
• ESSAYS in RHYME, on Morals and Manners. Fifth Edition. By JANE TAYLOR.
  "No poet of the time, [not excepting the greatest] has shown more exquisite skill in delineating human nature, human manners, and human frailties."­Montgomery's Christian Post.