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* « 124 LECTURE SETS. MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS. (Illustrated by Life Models and Photographs-from. Nature.) 5 Linlithgow Palace, * Stirling Castle. 3 It was the stately Convent. 4 And there five noble Maidens sat. 3 Notre Damo. 6 It was the gay Court. 7 The Louvre. 8 And on its Beck a Lady sat. 9 Holyrood. 10 Sat Mary listening to the Raia. 11 She bade the Minstrel play. 12 The faithful Rbzio’s slain. IS Edinburgh Castle. 14 Oraigmillar. IB She wrote the 'Words. 16 Loch Leven Castle. 17 She staid her Steed upon the Hill. 18 South Wingfield Manor House (arms oc> gateway). 19 Mary’s Bower, Chatsworth. 20 Worksop Manor. 21 Beside the Block a sullen Headsman stood. 22 And on the Scaffold now Bhe stands. 23 Her Neck is bared—the Blow is struck. 24 Queen Mary’s Tomb, Westminster Abbey. Beading, 6d. BUY YOUR OWN CHERRIES. By J. W. KIRTON. (Illustrated by Life Models.) 1 •* Too touch them if you dare, sir 1 ” 3 “ Yes, sir," said the man, and soon placed them in his hands. S He opened the bag of cherries on the bench. 4 “Well, will you have a glass of something short!’’ 5 She went to the window. 6 “I say, guv’nor, what Is this leg of mutton e> pound 1“ 7 “ Come, here’s a leg of mntfen for him.” 8 A plate of nice rosy ripe cherries. 9 He himself has built a nice row of houca. 19 Now in a handsome villa. Reading, 1<2. LITTLE JIM THE COLLIER BOY. 1 3 8 By E. PARMER (Illustrated by Life Models). The Cottage was a thatched one. With hands uplifted, see, she kneels. With gentle, trembling haste, she held. 1 4 The Cottage door was opened. 6 He knew that all was over. 6 His quivering lips gave token. Retiding, 6d. MOTHER’S LAST WORDS. By Mrs. SEWELL (Illuminated by Life Models). 1 A worn-out woman, ghastly pale. 2 “ Here, lulls,” he said. “ divide this bread.” And soundly slept those little boys. The minister said, “ Dust to dust.” And swept a pathway broad and neat. .. Do you go to .Sunday School 7 I know a dodge worth two of that. S He loitered round a pastrycook’s. 9 And quick as thought he snatched them up. 10 He strained his ears to catch the sound. 11 They took the clothes and nice mince pics. 12 The Lady at the Sunday School would come- and read to Chris. Reading, 2d. THE VULGAR LITTLE BOY. 1 Twas in Margt.a last July. 3 I took him home to Number 2. i 8 When X came back I gazed about. 4 Next morning I was up betimes. 5 I went to “ J arris’ Landing PlaMb* 6 I went and told the constable, Reading, Sd.