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HOUSEHOLD AMUSEMENTS AND ENJOYMENTS. Comprising Acting-Charades, Burlesques, Conundrums, Enigmas, Rebuses, and a number of new Puzzles in endless variety. With Folding Coloured Frontispiece.
Post 8vo, price 3s. 6d.BEETON'S DICTIONARY OF EVERY-DAY COOKERY. With numerous Illustrations. By Mrs. Isabella Beeton, Author of "The Book of Household Management." Being the First of the "All About It" Books.
⁂ Mrs. BEETON prepared this volume in compliance with the wishes of a great number of correspondents, who were desirous of possessing a Book of Economical Recipes, which might be thoroughly relied on, and which could be purchased for a lower price than the "Household Management." It has passed through numerous editions, . . . Read More
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