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1W. H. GRIFFITH, M.A, Principal of In- Je, Dr. ALEXANDER THOMSON, Professor of Hebrew in the Lancashire Independent College. The Rev, JAMES COMPER GRAY, Author of “Clase and Desk,” “ Topics for Teachers,” “Biblical Museum,” &c., &e. The Rev. J. BALDWIN BROWN, B.A, SIR CHARLES REED, Chairman of the London School oa W. H.GROBER, Chairman af the Publication Come mittee of the Sunday School Union, Just Ready, Pica 16mo. Four LIGHT VOLUMES, IN FINGER CASE, FROM #1 8 0. THE HOLY BIBLE, FOR THE USE OF INVALIDS. (74 x 53 x 4 inches.) ue Lorp is my shepherd; | 4 He that hath clean I shall not want. and a pure heart; whc 2 He maketh me to lie down | not lifted up his soul t in green pastures: he leadeth | vanity, nor sworn dece me beside the still waters. 5 He shall receive the IN VARIOUS BINDINGS, FROM 3s, 6d. THE SMALLEST BIBLE IN THE WORLD. (44 x 23 x 4 inches.) Distinction of meats LEVITICUS, XI, clean and unclean, Sor a wave before the Loan; CHAPTER XI. and it shall be thine, and thy sons’ | 1 What beasts may, 4 and whet may with by « etatute for ever; as mot be caten, 9 What Ashes. 13 the Loup hath commanded. What fowls. 29 The creeping things 16 { And Moses diligently sought unclean, the goat of the sim offering, and, ALND, the Lonp spake unto Mosse hold, it was burnt: and be was angry | <1 and to Aaron, saying unto thems with Eleazar and Ithamar, the sons of | 2 Speak unto the children of Ivrae! Asron which were left alive, saying, saying, These are the beasts which ye “The type of this dainty little volume, though necessarily very minute, is clear and legible."-—TZhe Times. “It is printed on tough India paper of extreme thinness, and is wonderfully clear.”—TZhe Guardian. “When bound in limp morocco leather it weighs less than 3} oz.’— The Atheneum. “Tt will pass through the post for a penny, and yet contains the whole of the Authorised Version from Genesis to Revelation.” —The Graphic. “It is not only a curiosity, but so convenient as not to encumber an ordinary waistcoat pocket.”—TZhe Globe. “It is smaller than an ordinary Prayer-Book, and can be read easily enough. * * * * It is a curiosity of the Binder’s as well as of the Printer’s art.”—TZhe Spectator. “Besides being a marvel as regards size, the little volume is a model of printing, highly creditable to the Oxford University Press.”— The Standard. LONDON: HENRY FROWDE, OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS WAREHOUSE, 7, PATERNOSTER ROW.
The source text as printed, transcribed diplomatically. Where the source language uses a non-Latin script that reaches us only through a Victorian romanisation, this layer is labelled transliteration, because that is what we hold.
Romanised transliteration as printed by the translator, not the original script. This is what we hold.
1W. H. GRIFFITH, M.A, Principal of In- Je, Dr. ALEXANDER THOMSON, Professor of Hebrew in the Lancashire Independent College. The Rev, JAMES COMPER GRAY, Author of “Clase and Desk,” “ Topics for Teachers,” “Biblical Museum,” &c., &e. The Rev. J. BALDWIN BROWN, B.A, SIR CHARLES REED, Chairman of the London School oa W. H.GROBER, Chairman af the Publication Come mittee of the Sunday School Union, Just Ready, Pica 16mo. Four LIGHT VOLUMES, IN FINGER CASE, FROM #1 8 0. THE HOLY BIBLE, FOR THE USE OF INVALIDS. (74 x 53 x 4 inches.) ue Lorp is my shepherd; | 4 He that hath clean I shall not want. and a pure heart; whc 2 He maketh me to lie down | not lifted up his soul t in green pastures: he leadeth | vanity, nor sworn dece me beside the still waters. 5 He shall receive the IN VARIOUS BINDINGS, FROM 3s, 6d. THE SMALLEST BIBLE IN THE WORLD. (44 x 23 x 4 inches.) Distinction of meats LEVITICUS, XI, clean and unclean, Sor a wave before the Loan; CHAPTER XI. and it shall be thine, and thy sons’ | 1 What beasts may, 4 and whet may with by « etatute for ever; as mot be caten, 9 What Ashes. 13 the Loup hath commanded. What fowls. 29 The creeping things 16 { And Moses diligently sought unclean, the goat of the sim offering, and, ALND, the Lonp spake unto Mosse hold, it was burnt: and be was angry | <1 and to Aaron, saying unto thems with Eleazar and Ithamar, the sons of | 2 Speak unto the children of Ivrae! Asron which were left alive, saying, saying, These are the beasts which ye “The type of this dainty little volume, though necessarily very minute, is clear and legible."-—TZhe Times. “It is printed on tough India paper of extreme thinness, and is wonderfully clear.”—TZhe Guardian. “When bound in limp morocco leather it weighs less than 3} oz.’— The Atheneum. “Tt will pass through the post for a penny, and yet contains the whole of the Authorised Version from Genesis to Revelation.” —The Graphic. “It is not only a curiosity, but so convenient as not to encumber an ordinary waistcoat pocket.”—TZhe Globe. “It is smaller than an ordinary Prayer-Book, and can be read easily enough. * * * * It is a curiosity of the Binder’s as well as of the Printer’s art.”—TZhe Spectator. “Besides being a marvel as regards size, the little volume is a model of printing, highly creditable to the Oxford University Press.”— The Standard. LONDON: HENRY FROWDE, OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS WAREHOUSE, 7, PATERNOSTER ROW.
The source text as printed, transcribed diplomatically. Where the source language uses a non-Latin script that reaches us only through a Victorian romanisation, this layer is labelled transliteration, because that is what we hold.
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