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Children's Books
December 11, 1890 issue

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The article presents information on children's books publication. As the holiday literary output for adults is relatively tame and without distinction this year, so there is nothing of a new kind or very remarkable in the line of juvenile publications. Though there are some books available like "Another Browine Book," by Palmer Cox. In which Cox's queer creations disport themselves in the older manner of sport and mischief. The book is capable of affording amusement and this shows Cox's skill with pencil. The article also presents information on several other books.

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CHILDREN'S literature; ANOTHER Browine Book (Book); COX, Palmer; PUBLICATIONS; AMUSEMENTS; BOOKS
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