.. has been
the aim. Neither exaggerating its hardships--they do not need
it--nor highly coloring its delights, whatever those may be, the
very plainest truth has been thought sufficient for the purpose
in view.--_Original Preface._
Many changes and improvements have come about since 1854, when (p. 151)
this volume was written, but it is republished without alteration of
the text, so as to give a picture of sailor days before the introduction
of steam.
PLUMMER, M.W.
Roy and Ray in Mexico.
Holt. 1.75
Two wide-awake children, with their parents, visit modern cities
and ancient ruins, learn much of customs and history, meet
President Diaz, and compare things Mexican and American. Map,
sixteen half-tone plates, and Mexican songs with music. Useful as
a travel guide, and helpful to teachers and school children.
NEW YORK STATE LIBRARY.
STARR, FREDERICK.
Strange Peoples.
Heath. .40
A series of brief accounts of some of the many peoples of the world,
accompanied by authentic illustrations. The author is Professor of
Anthropology in the University of Chicago.
MYTHOLOGY, FOLK-LORE, LEGENDS, AND FAIRY TALES
Lo! I must tell a tale of chivalry;
For large white plumes are dancing in mine eye.
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