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A Bad Boy's Diary mmY Frederick Warne and Co., Publisliers, NOTABLE NOVELS. COMFX.ETS EDITIONS. Large crown 8vo, SIXPENCE each, Picture Wrappers. 1 SCOTTISH CHIEFS. Miss JANB POET'EII. 2 UNCLB TOM'S CABIN". HABBIZT BjiECHIiB STOWE. 3 ST. CLAIK OF THE ISLES. ELIZABETH HELME. 4 CHILDEEW OF THE ABBEY. E. M. EocHE. 5 THE LAMPIiIGHTEE. Miss CUMMINS, 6 MABEL VAXJGHABT. Miss CUMMINS. 7 THADDEUS OF "WARSA-W. Miss PuRTER. 8 THE HOWARDS OF GLEN LUWA. Miss WARNER. 9 THE OLD ENGLISH BABON, &o. &<i. CLARA EEETE. 10 THE HUNGARIAN" BROTHERS. Miss POBTEE. 11 MARRIAGE. Miss FEKEIEE. 12 INHERITANCE. Miss FEBBIEE. 13 DESTINY. Miss FEBEIEB. 14 THE KING'S O-WN. Captain MAEETAT. 15 THE NAVAL OFFICER. Cai'tain MAEETAT. 16 NE-WTON FORSTER. Captain MABBTAT. 17 RICHELIEU. G, P, R. JAMES. 18 DARNLEY. G. P, E, JAMES. 19 PHILIP AUGUSTUS. G, P, E, JAMES. 20 TOM CRINGLE'S LOG. MICHAEL SOOTT. 21 PETER SIMPLE. Captain MARRTAT. 22 MARY OF BURGUNDY. G, P. E. JAMES. 23 JACOB FAITHFUL. Captain MAEETAT. 24 THE GIPSY. G. 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In large crown 8vo, price Is. 6d. each, stiff wrapper; or, cloth gilt, 2s. 1 Shakspeare. 53 Bunyan's Holy "War. 2 Longfellow. 54 Dodd's Beauties of Shakspeare- 3 Byron. 55 Romance of London—Historic, &e. 4 Scott, 58 Ditto Supernatural, &e. 6 Arabian Nights. 57 A Century of Anecdote. 6 Eliza Cook. 58 "Walton's Angler. 7 Legendary Ballads. 59 Herbert's (George) "Works. 8 Burns. .„ ^ 60 Heber's (Bishop) Poetical -Works, 9 Johnson's Lives of the Poets. tsi Half-Hours -with the Best Authors. 10 Dante (The Vision of). By Carey. to2 Ditto *•* 11 Moore. _ t63 Ditto *'"* 12 Dr, Syntax's Three Tours. t61 Ditto **** 13 Butler's Hudibras, 65 Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress. 14 Cowper. 66 Fugitive Poetry, 1600-1878. 15 Milton. 67 Pepys' Diary. 16 "Wordsworth, _ 68 Evelyn's Diary. 17 Hawthorne's Twice Told Tales. 69 Tovmsend's Every-Day Book of 18 England. Hallam and De Lolme, Modern Literature. * 19 The Saracens. 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(Flaxraan's Illustrations, 84 Lockhart's Life of Scott, 33 Pope's Odyssey ( Ditto, t85 Half-Hours of English History. * 34 Hood. t86 Ditto ditto ** 35 Eepresentative Actors t37 Ditto ditto *** 36 Romance of History—England. -83 Ditto ditto •**»* 37 Ditto "Prance" . tS9 Gibbon's Roman Empire. * 33 Ditto Spain. t90 Ditto ditto ** 39 Ditto Italy. t91 Ditto ditto *** 40 Ditto India. t93 Ditto ditto '**'** 41 German Litera-ture. •i-93 D'lsraeli's Curiosities of Literature. * 42 Don Quixote (Life and Adventures of). t94 Ditto ditto •"* 43 Eastern Tales. t95 Ditto ditto *** 44 Book of Authors. •i-96 D'lsraeli's Literary Characters. 45 Pope. t97 Disraeli's Calamities and Quarrels. 46 Maokay. t93 D'lsraeli's Amenities of Literature.* 47 Goldsmith's Poems, &c. t09 Ditto ditto ** 48 The Koran (Complete), 100 JEsop's Fables. Illustrated. 49 Oxenford's French Songs, includin; tlOl Hume's History ] Costello's Lays of the Troubadours to of ^ 6 vols. 60 Gil Bias (The Adventures of). tl06 England. j 51 The Talmud (Selections from), iu7 Hawthorne's Tanglewood Tales. 62 Virgil (Dryden's), ('fhe Works of). NOTICE.—These Volumes (f) can only be supplied bound in cloth. A BAD BOY'S DIARY "innalniDacb SMtion LON DON FREDERICK WARNE AND CO. BEDFORD STREET, STRAND CONTENTS CHAPTEB I.—How HE BEGAN IT . II.—THE PHOTOGRAPHS . III.—THE PARTY II IV.—THE ELOPEMENT 14 V,—"HE DIDN'T KNOW 'TWAS LOADED" 17 VI.—UNDER THE TABLE 20 VII.—THE LITTLE PRESTIDIGITATE'JR 23 VIII.—MISTER V/ILKINS TAKES HIS Sisirn OUT TO P-IIE 2g IX.— HE HELPS HIS SISTERS AT THE FAIR O* X.—THE SURPRISE PARTY 36 XL—HE GOES TO CHURCH 40 XII.—HE BECOMES A BURGLAR . 44 XIII.—THE LAST STE.\W 49 XIV.—A GREAT IMPROVEMENT 53 XV.—HE BECOMES A KLEPTOMANIAC 57 XVI—HE IS SUSPENDED 61 XVII.—" GOODNESS ME ! IT WAS THE CAT^ 66 XVIII.—HE MAKES AND FLIES A KITE 70 XIX.—HE ENJOYS THE FIRST OF APRIL 74 yx. THE WAY HE EARNED HIS PONY 78 iv Contenis. '-'"•"'"" ,^ TO THE WEDDING XXL—HK COMTRIVES TO QO TO Tut. XXIL—IN TUE LIONS DEN XXIII. HB IS DISINHERITED XXIV A FATAL EXPERIMENT . XXV.—HOW HE RAN THE BALLOON . XXVI.—HE RUNS A LOCOMOTIVE . .ivXA'IL—HE VI.SITS THE FALLS XXVIII,—HE T.-VKES PART IN THE ELECiiON XXIX.—HE I\IIXE3 IN POLITICS . XXX. - I!i; li Di.-,L,,-ui;AGLD , . A BAD BOY'S DIARY. CHAPTER L HOW HE BEGAN IT. I WAS ate years ole yesterday, an' an' he red this out loud to Lil and mamma she ,says to me : Bess, which was in the room all " Georgie, wot would you like for fixed up to fits : a burthday present ?" "I wish that stupid ole Bill Smith So I said a " diry," cause all m.y would keep hisself to home. He growed-up sisters keep a diry, an' 1 came agen Sunday night. I never, thought it would be about the figger. never, never, never shall like him So mamma she got me one. I one bit, but mother says he's wrich wanted to begin it all rite, so I stole an' I must accept him if he offers. up to Lily's room to copy suthin out Oh, how crewel it is to make me o' hern; but she keeps it locked xip practis such dooplicity ! It seems as in her writing-desk, an' I had a if my heart would brake. What offal time getting a key that would awful gr.ate big red hands he's got fit. At last I found one, an' set an' can't talk about nothin' but how down when Lil was out a calling an' many houses he owns, an' his cra­ cop pied oph a page good as I could. vats is in retched taste. I wish he'd I've got three sisters what all stay away an' done with it. He kepes their dirys an' v/rites into 'em tride to kiss me wen he was goin' every night after their hair is took Sunday night, but I'd just as soon oph an' put in the buro drawer, have a lobster kiss me. Oh 1 he is 'xcept what is put in crimps. So to- so different from my sweet, sweet nite Mister Wily em Smith he come Montague De Jones. Wot a pity to see Lil, like he does most every Montague is a poor clerk! I can evening, a big, ugly ole bashlor not bare this mi.^ery much longer. that my sisters makes fun of be­ Montague is jellus an' reproaches me hind his back, an' I was in the par­ biterly. Oh, wot a fraud this hfe lor with my diry in my hand an' he is ! I'm wery of it." ast me wot I got, an' give me sum Lil she was a screechin' an' a candy, an' I showed him my diry, try in' to snatch it all the time, but A Bad Boy's Diary.
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