Ipress mottces ot " Cbil&ren's Sfngfng ©arnes." Sketch. — "A picture book and a very charming one." Birmingham Daily Post. — "The illustrations are remarkable for their quaintness of invention, for their appreciation of the humour of children, and for vigorous drawing." Glasgow Herald. — " Winifred Smith has such a fine sense of humour that we suspect she must be a Scotchwoman." Manchester Guardian. — "The illustrations in old woodcut style are excellent." Westminster Gazette. — " The quaintest of illustrations." Lady's Pictorial.^" A more delightful and useful addition to the literature of the nursery it would be impossible to find." Speaker, — " Should be in every nursery and school library." Neti) York Tribune. — " A quaintly and artistically decked out publica- tion." NURSERY SONGS AND RHYMES OF ENGLAND. Pictured in Black and White by Winifred Smith. Small 4to. Printed on hand-made paper. In specially designed cloth cover, 3s. 6d.
