St. Nicholas: A Monthly Magazine for Boys and Girls, Том 6,Часть 21879 |
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... Susan Coolidge 236 , 317 , 384 445 , 535 , 604 , 670 , 721 , 792 Palmer Cox .. 524 542 Frederic Palmer .. 372 .S . F. Clarke . 762 ..Hezekiah Butterworth .. 191 .Sarah Winter Kellogg . 616 .Mary Lockwood .. 690 192 . Rossiter Johnson ...
... Susan Coolidge 236 , 317 , 384 445 , 535 , 604 , 670 , 721 , 792 Palmer Cox .. 524 542 Frederic Palmer .. 372 .S . F. Clarke . 762 ..Hezekiah Butterworth .. 191 .Sarah Winter Kellogg . 616 .Mary Lockwood .. 690 192 . Rossiter Johnson ...
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... Susan Coolidge . 499 .Emma Burt .. 4II .Mary Norwest . 635 MISTLETOE - Gathering in NormANDY . ( Illustrated by W. J. Hennessy ) .... Margaret Bertha Wright ... MONKEYS AND DOGS TO THE FRONT . ( Illustrated by L. Hopkins ) .. MOROCCO ...
... Susan Coolidge . 499 .Emma Burt .. 4II .Mary Norwest . 635 MISTLETOE - Gathering in NormANDY . ( Illustrated by W. J. Hennessy ) .... Margaret Bertha Wright ... MONKEYS AND DOGS TO THE FRONT . ( Illustrated by L. Hopkins ) .. MOROCCO ...
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... Susan Coolidge . ( Illustrated by Alfred Kappes ) . Horace Baker . .A . E. B. ON A MAN'S BACK . ( Illustrated by J. E. Kelly ) . ONE SUMMER DAY . ( Illustrated by Sol Eytinge , Jr. ) ON THE BEACH . Picture ..... ON WHEELS . Illustrated ...
... Susan Coolidge . ( Illustrated by Alfred Kappes ) . Horace Baker . .A . E. B. ON A MAN'S BACK . ( Illustrated by J. E. Kelly ) . ONE SUMMER DAY . ( Illustrated by Sol Eytinge , Jr. ) ON THE BEACH . Picture ..... ON WHEELS . Illustrated ...
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... SUSAN COOLIDGE . THE BOY ASTRONOMER AT THE OBSERVATORY . HE TURNED AND WAVED HIS HAT . " that with which a newsboy eats a shrimp . All this is gone through with ( for money ) to the harsh tumult of half a dozen rude drums and horns ...
... SUSAN COOLIDGE . THE BOY ASTRONOMER AT THE OBSERVATORY . HE TURNED AND WAVED HIS HAT . " that with which a newsboy eats a shrimp . All this is gone through with ( for money ) to the harsh tumult of half a dozen rude drums and horns ...
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A Monthly Magazine for Boys and Girls. EYEBRIGHT . BY SUSAN COOLIDGE . EYEBRIGHT AND GENEVIEVE . SING - SONG . BY MARY N. PRESCOTT . SING a song of snow - flakes , Icicles and frost ; Four and twenty snow - birds In the woods were lost ...
A Monthly Magazine for Boys and Girls. EYEBRIGHT . BY SUSAN COOLIDGE . EYEBRIGHT AND GENEVIEVE . SING - SONG . BY MARY N. PRESCOTT . SING a song of snow - flakes , Icicles and frost ; Four and twenty snow - birds In the woods were lost ...
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Стр. 701 - THE VOWELS We are little airy creatures, All of different voice and features; One of us in glass is set, One of us you'll find in jet. T'other you may see in tin, And the fourth a box within. If the fifth you should pursue, It can never fly from you.
Стр. 557 - The laudable use of forks, Brought into custom here, as they are in Italy, To the sparing of napkins: that, that should have made Your bellows go at the forge, as his at the furnace.
Стр. 498 - I knew by her deep breathing that her heart was throbbing in her throat. I knew, too, by the way her brother came up the steps and to the front that he was trembling. The hands hung limp ; his face was pallid, and the lips blue as with cold. I felt anxious. The child, too, seemed to discern that things were not well with him. Something like fear showed in her face. He made an automatic bow. Then a bewildered, struggling look came into his face, then a helpless look, and then he stood staring vacantly,...
Стр. 668 - The chains of habit are generally too small to be felt until they are too strong to be broken.
Стр. 691 - His grandmother, who made a great pet of him, was the confidant of all his ideas as to how the story would turn out, and as she repeated these to me, and I turned the story according to these hints, there was a little diplomatic secrecy between us, which we never disclosed. I had the pleasure of continuing my story to the delight and astonishment of my hearers, and Wolfgang saw with glowing eyes the fulfilment of his own conceptions, and listened with enthusiastic applause'.
Стр. 692 - I begin with this. Later on in life I shall distinguish myself in far other ways.' On another occasion, he plagued her with questions as to whether the stars would perform all they had promised at his birth.
Стр. 558 - Sing a song of sixpence, A pocket full of rye; Four and twenty blackbirds Baked in a pie. When the pie was opened, The birds began to sing; Was not that a dainty dish To set before the king!
Стр. 683 - Eliza felt that everything should be expected from them; they ought to take advantage from the family mistakes. Every new method that came up was tried upon the little boys. They had been taught spelling by all the different systems, and were just able to read, when Mr. Peterkin learned that it was now considered best that children should not be taught to read till they were ten years old. Mrs. Peterkin was in despair. Perhaps, if their books were taken from them even then, they might forget what...
Стр. 498 - A ripple of heightened and expectant interest passed over the audience, and then all sat stone still as though fearing to breathe lest the speaker might again take fright. No danger! The hero in the youth was aroused. He went at his "piece" with a set purpose to conquer, to redeem himself, and to bring the smile back into the child's tear-stained face. I watched the face during the speaking. The wide eyes, the parted lips, the whole rapt being said that the breathless audience was forgotten — that...
Стр. 498 - I felt; but she did not see me. Her eyes, swimming with tears, were on her brother's face. I put my arm around her, but she was too absorbed to heed the caress, and before I could Appreciate her purpose, she was on her way to the shamestricken young man sitting with a face like a statue's. When he saw her by his side the set face relaxed, and a quick mist came into his eyes. The young men got closer together to make room for her. She sat down beside him, laid her flowers on his knee, and slipped...