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It may be asserted, without fear of contradiction, that the writings of the Author of "Pickwick" have gone through a larger number of editions than those of any other nineteenth-century novelist. Notwithstanding this remarkable fact, the demand for Charles Dickens's fascinating stories is still increasing, so it is not surprising that many well-known publishing firms have been induced, from time to time, to issue editions of the works of England's favourite author. The "Roxburghe Press," noted for the dainty character of its publications, desires to announce the immediate preparation of a

"Roxburghe Series" of

which will be offered at the average price of 3/6 per volume. It is determined to produce this edition in the most tasteful manner as regards newly cast type, specially-made paper, appropriate and attractive binding, etc., altogether in a style never before attempted. The "" will be rendered particularly noteworthy by means of carefully executed facsimiles of all the original illustrations.

This will be the daintiest Series ever issued from any Press.