The girl's true joy: being the histories of Jane Dewdrop, or Sincerity meets its just reward: and William and Jessie, or, The beauty of telling the truth - Durang, Mary.; Weed, Edwin A.; Turner & Fisher; Fisher & Brother (Beauty of telling the truth, 1847)
Wood-engraved illustrations hand-colored. Fourth plate (p. 55) signed "Weed sc." (i.e., Edwin A. Weed?).
In purple cloth.
Pagination includes [6] leaves of plates.
Copyright 1847 by Turner & Fisher. Fisher & Brother published at 8 South 6th St., Philadelphia, in 1857 only; at 74 Chatham St., New York, from 1850 to 1860; at 71 Court St., Boston, from 1850 to 1860; and at 64 West Baltimore St., Baltimore, from 1855 to 1864
Series title transposed from head of title page.
Keywords: Deaf children / Juvenile fiction.; Play / Juvenile fiction.; Truthfulness and falsehood / Juvenile fiction.; Children / Books and reading / Juvenile fiction.; African American children / Juvenile fiction.; Charity / Juvenile fiction.; Brothers and sisters / Juvenile fiction.; Natural history.; Conduct of life / Juvenile fiction.; Children's stories.; Niagara Falls (N.Y. and Ont.); Russia / Social life and customs.; Juvenile literature / 1857 / rbgenr