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MISCELLANEOUS TALES. 67 THE PEASANT, HIS FOLLY OF I Ths ass which the peasant has { Driving the asa to markot. The old m a n riding on the ass. I The boy riding on the aBa. SON, AND ASS, A FABLE SHOWING THE TRYING TO PLEASE EVERYONE. decided to sell a 111411 an< i boy riding on the ass. 6 They walk aim in arm with the ass. 7 The old man and boy carrying the asa. THE MISTLETOE BOUGH. 1 The old oak chest. 1 “Fllhide, I’ll hide,” she merrily cried. I • Its lidwas raised, she an instant gazed. 4 Then in she etept—her bright robe swept, 6 They sought her all night, the^-‘ sought h«* next day. 6 For they marked how he sighed for his lovely bride. 7 By the old sepulchral chest. THE VAGABONDS 1 "We are travellers, Roger and I. 1 No thank you, sir, I never drink. I We’ll have some music, if you’re willing. 4 Quick sir 1 I’m ill—my brain is going. 8 Why not reform 1 that’s easily Baid. (AMERICAN POEM.) 6 Is there a way to forget to think J 7 If you had seen her, so fair so young 1 8 She’s married since—a parson’s wife. 9 You set me talking, sir, I'm sorry. 10 Another glass, and strong to deaden. THE TABERNACLE IN t The encampment by day, overthadowed by a pillar of cloud. i Tabernacle and court. 8 High Priest transferring the notion’s guilt to the daily burnt offering. 4 Laver; High Priest receiving absolution. 5 Holy Place. I Inoense altar; touching tho horn with the nation’s sin offering. THE WILDERNESS. 7 Tho outer court of Holocausts. 8 First chamber of the tabernacle. 9 The High Priest enters the Holy of Holies. 10 The High Priest’s dresa. 11 Poor family transferring their sin . 12 High PrieBt transferring his sin. 13 Elders transferring the nation's sin. 14 Great Day of Atonement 15 A.ltar of burnt offering, Heading 3d. JESSICA'S FIRST PRAYER. By Permission of the Heligions Tract Society. The Coffee Stall and its Keeper. Jcsica’s temptation. An old Friend in a new dress. Peep into Fairyland. A New World opens. 6 The First Prayer. 7 Hard Questions. 8 An Unexpected Visitor. 9 Jesica’s First Prayer answered 10 The shadow of death. Book of the above, Is. By permission of Messrs. Jarrold and Son. From 1 Dying Mother. 1 The Overseer. 8 Early Industry. MOTHER’S LAST WORDS. By Mrs SEWELL. 4 The Decision. 5 The Theft 6 The Little Invalid. Books 2d. and Is. JACK THE CONQUEROR; OR 3 Jack has his portrait taken. 9 Jack's first fnend. 8 Jack’s help refused because of his dirty faoa. 4 Jack in bed, having his clothes mended. 8 Jack at the shoemaker’s. C Jack goes to learn to read. DIFFICULTIES OVERCOME. 7 Jack as nurse in the Gipsy Camp. 8 Jack in disgrace. 9 Jack at work in the cave. 10 Jack speaks to the squire. 11 Jack at the Hall. 12 Jack tells hie story to a young pupfi.