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diff --git a/29249.txt b/29249.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..abbf0df --- /dev/null +++ b/29249.txt @@ -0,0 +1,2971 @@ +The Project Gutenberg EBook of Harper's Young People, 1880 Index, by Various + +This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with +almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or +re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included +with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org + + +Title: Harper's Young People, 1880 Index + An Illustrated Weekly + +Author: Various + +Release Date: June 26, 2009 [EBook #29249] + +Language: English + +Character set encoding: ASCII + +*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE, 1880 INDEX *** + + + + +Produced by Annie McGuire + + + + + + + + +HARPER'S + +YOUNG PEOPLE + +1880 + + +[Illustration] + + +NEW YORK + +HARPER & BROTHERS, PUBLISHERS + +FRANKLIN SQUARE + + +Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1880, by + +HARPER & BROTHERS, + +In the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington. + + + + +INDEX TO ILLUSTRATIONS. + + ACROSS THE OCEAN:-- + Signing, 233; + Frank meets with an Accident--Christmas Dinner, 249; + Store-Room--Frank's Fight with "Monkey," 268; + Man Overboard, 284; + Oiling the outer Bearings, 285; + Frank and old Herrick, 300; + Captain's Room, 301; + Sargasso Sea, 316; + Ocean Race, 317; + Eclipse, 332; + Towed with the Speed of a Locomotive, 332; + Gibraltar Fruit Boat, 333; + Rock of Gibraltar, 333; + Spanish Sailors in a Storm, 345; + Malta, 364, 365; + Shooting the Water-Spout--In the Suez Canal, 380; + Singapore Pilot-Boat, 381; + Loading at Singapore, 393; + Chinese Fleet, 412, 413; + Loading Tea at Hong-Kong, 428; + Little Whampoa Steers to Shore, 429; + Street of Stairs, Hong-Kong, 429. + + Albatross, The, 336. + + Alligators, The Moral, 741. + + AMERICAN NAVY, THE STORY OF THE:-- + Battle between the "Bon Homme Richard" and the "Serapis," 545; + Decatur and his Men boarding the Gun-Boat, 576; + Escape of the "Constitution," 589; + The "Constitution" and the "Guerriere," 612; + "Essex," "Phoebe," and "Cherub," 628; + Commodore Perry's Ships in the Bay of Jeddo, 644; + Fight between the "Monitor" and "Merrimac," 656; + Sinking of the "Alabama" by the "Kearsarge," 673. + + Andre, Capture of--History re-enacted, 744. + + Anemone, Sea-, 606. + + Angel in the Lilly Family, The (five Illustrations), 757. + + Animals, Wild, looking at People in Cages, 29. + + Apple-Smellers, 620. + + April, 752. + + April-fool Rat, 281. + + Aquarium, Salt-water, Specimens from a, 604-606; + Specimens from a Fresh-water Aquarium, 620. + + Aquatic Plants, 620. + + Archery--Mohawk Bowmen, 505. + + Arctic Regions, Hunting in the, 377. + + Artist, The little, 144. + + Asleep at his Post, 709. + + August, 753. + + Aviary, How to make an, 415-16. + + + Babe in the Woods-- + "I 'ant to do Home!" 533; + Babe in the Wood, 677. + + Baby, 228. + + Baby King, The, 269. + + Bag, Travelling, for Pets, 46. + + Ball, Base-, Season, Opening of the, 732. + + Balloon Voyage, Charley's, 457. + + Balusters, Riding on the, 661. + + Baptizing Coptic Babies, 732. + + Barnacles, 606. + + Barn, A good Time in the, 516. + + Barrel, Boys in a--Playing "Hookey," 440. + + BATTLES. + (See "American Navy, Story of the," and "Old Times in the Colonies.") + + BEARS:-- + Feeding the Twins, 33; + "A poor, dood, dead Bear," 537; + Polar Bear slain in Defense of her Young, 128; + Shooting a Polar Bear, 377; + Grizzly Bear and Buffaloes, 448. + + Bear-skin, Children Playing on a, 597. + + Beetles, An Evening Flight of, 544. + + Besieged, 488. + + Bessie Maynard on the Bridge, 565. + + Bicycle, Boys on a--Breakers Ahead, 408. + + Bicycles, The Meet of, at Newport--The young Captain, 481. + + BIDDY O'DOLAN:-- + Mending the Doll, 204; + "Bless me! if it isn't Phil Kennedy!" 220; + Charley in the Hospital, 244; + "Biddy sat down on the Steps by Katy," 260. + + Birdie and her little Friends, 192. + + Birdie, Little, 101. + + BIRDS:-- + Feeding the Sparrows, 153; + Bird's Morning Message, 453; + Catching a Canary, 616; + Peacock and Lady, 721; + The Storm-Petrel, 736. + + Bird's Nest adrift, 613. + + Birthday Party, Ada preparing for her, 200. + + Birthday Pranks, Dick's, 168. + + Birthday, Too much, 504. + + Boar, wild, Spearing a, 108; + Wild Boar at Bay, 193. + + Boat-Flies, 620. + + Boating, 409. + + BOATS:-- + A Gondola, 253; + A cheap Canoe, 351; + Bob's Navy, 361; + Singapore Pilot-Boat, 381; + The 'Longshore Club on its Annual Cruise, 668. + (See "Moral Pirates.") + + Bo-Peep and Santa Claus, 65. + + "Boss" Fish, The--Jeff and Charley fishing before Breakfast, 592. + + BOTANY:-- + Hepatica, 322; + Draba Verna, 322. + + Bottled Shower-Bath, 504. + + Bottle, The Magic, 7. + + Boy, Dog, Cat, and Kittens. 488. + + Boys, The, and Uncle Josh, 160. + + BRAVE SWISS BOY, THE:-- + "Toni Hirzel hastened out of the Cottage," 1; + "As he stood there, leaning on his Alpenstock," 9; + "Walter aimed two or three Blows at the Creature's Breast," 18; + Watty and his Father hunting, 26; + "Let me go," he cried: "I must save my Father!" 34; + "He unbuckled the Money-Belt," 43; + "Pinned to the Earth by the sagacious Animal," 51; + "He wrapped himself in his Dressing-Gown, and walked hastily to and + fro," 76. + + Breakers Ahead! Boys on a Bicycle, 408. + + Buffaloes and Grizzly Bear, 448. + + Buffalo Range, Cut off on the, 433. + + Bumps, A Study of, 641. + + Bunny and Bow-wow, 16. + + Bureau Drawers, Children rummaging in, 424. + + Butterfly and Flower, 577. + + Butterfly on the Track, 149. + + + Caddis-Worms, 620. + + "Caddy leaned against her tall Friend," 132. + + Cadet Gray, The Lad in, 405. + + Camel and his Rider, The, 577. + + Camping out, Ted and Kitty, 681. + + Camp Life, 400. + + Canary, Catching a, 616. + + Canoe, A cheap, 351; + Working Plans for a, 352. + + Catamaran, A, 617. + + CATS:-- + Pet and her Cat, 82; + Cat's Nose out of Joint, 152; + Cat and Monkey, 185; + Cat and Toy Rat, 200; + Cat, Child, and Doll--Ready to move, 356; + Old Cat washing the Babies' Faces, 596; + Cat, Monkey, and Parrot (five Illustrations), 772, 773. + + CAT'S-MEAT:-- + Preparing the Meat, 256; + Starting out, 257; + Some down-town Cats, 257; + A Charity Cat, 257; + The Morning Call, 257; + Carlo, 257. + + Caught in the Act, 593. + + Cavalry reviewed by Infantry, 497. + + Centenarian, A young, 24. + + Chamois, Battle of the, 272. + + Chautauqua Lake, Scenes on and about, 624, 625. + + Chestnutting, 4. + + Chickens, Feeding the--A Winter Morning, 169. + + Chinaman's Pigtail--"Will it ring, Mamma?" 232. + + Chinese School, Fun in a, 372. + + Chinese Ships, 412, 413. + + CHRISTMAS:-- + Bringing Home Christmas Green, 60; + Christmas Puzzle, 61; + Bringing Christmas Cheer, 64; + Boy and Girl looking at Christmas Presents in a Shop Window, 72; + Christmas Tree, What became of the, 77. + + Church, Trinity, Ruins of, 181. + + Circus at Home, A, 200; + Waiting for the Circus, 504. + + Claudine's Doves, 633. + + Clock, Caddy and the, 132. + + Coaching Club, 600. + + Coachy--"Bessie recovers the Remains," 729. + + Coaster, Wreck of a, 209. + + Coasting, Boy and Girl, 46; + Coasting on New-Year's Eve, 73; + A Wreck, 209. + + CONEY ISLAND SKETCHES:-- + An Island Newsboy--On the Way to the Island--Weighing Baby--The + Merry-go-round--A Study of Bumps--The Ponies--Fortunes told + and Corns cured, 641. + + Constancy (Child and Doll), 396. + + 'Coon, Frank and the, 700. + + Corn, Roasting Ears of, 725. + + Cow ("Bossy") Puzzle, 312, 360. + + Crabbing--Setting the Net, 521. + + Crimson-spotted Newt, 620. + + Crows, Two, on a Tree, 321. + + Cucuius, How to make a, 680. + + Cunningham and Mrs. Day, 384. + + + Dance in the Kitchen, The, 126. + + Dandelion and Child, 421. + + Darwinogram, The, 248. + + Decatur and his Men boarding the Gun-Boat, 576. + + December, 753. + + DOGS:-- + Dog and Toy Rabbit, 16; + Dog at School, 56; + Dog and Child--Tired out, 112; + Dogs treeing a Lynx, 113; + Collie and Terrier--"Come out and have some Fun," 164; + Dog dropped from Elevator, 188; + Dog on Guard, 252; + Carlo, 257; + The jolly Dog's Practical Joke, 293; + Diagram showing Points of a Dog, 402; + The two Dogs (Puzzle), 440; + Dog and Cats, 560; + A naughty little Dog, 584; + Matty and the Dog, 597; + Dog, Monkey, and Fiddler, 628; + Mastiff and Children, 688. + + DOLLS:-- + Dolls' Wedding, 22; + "Ain't they lovely?" 49; + Mending the Doll, 204; + Doll and Child (Constancy), 396; + Adele's Doll, with a "Friz," 648. + + Donkey, The wayward, 389. + + Do you know him? 588. + + Draba Verna, 322. + + Dragon-Fly, 620. + + Dreaming, 252. + + Driving in the Park (Driving-Chairs), 136. + + Duckling and Frog, 728. + + Duck-Weed, 620. + + + Eagles fighting over a Chamois, 176. + + Easter Egg, An, 277; + Easter Reverses, 280. + + Eclipse, The, 332. + + Effie's Wish, 600. + + Egg Tombola, The, 120. + + Elephant Puzzle, The, 152, 168. + + Elephants, The excited, 292. + + Elevator, Moses dropping the Dog from the, 188. + + Embroidery for Girls (six Figures), 771. + + Emu and Zebra Wolves, 224. + + Ermine and Brown Rat fighting, 417. + + Evelyn, 188. + + + "Fairy's Brow, A Frown was on the," 96. + + Fall Sentiment, A, 32. + + Fan, A, 485. + + FANCY-WORK:-- + Glove Case,14; + Embroidered Canvas Rug, 38; + Travelling Bag for Pets, 46; + Crochet Purse, 100; + What can be done with a Chestnut, 136; + A knitted Scarf, 228; + Embroidered Work-Bag, 404; + Embroidery for Girls, 771. + + Farming, Baby-, 392. + + February, 752. + + Filbert, 772, 773. + + "Fire away!" 125. + + Fire-fly Game, The, 216. + + First Drop of Bitterness, The, 20. + + Fisherman's Luck, 493. + + Fish, Gold-, 44; + Grass-Fish, 133; + A First-of-April Fish, 292; + Sticklebacks, 620. + (See "Shell-Fish.") + + Fishing, 409, 493; + Fishing before Breakfast, Jeff and Charley, 592. + + Fontinalis, 620. + + Fortune-Teller at Coney Island, 641. + + Fourth-of-July Nightmare, A, 520. + + Fox, Hare, etc., bowling Hoops, 229; + Fox, Hare, and Stork skipping, 276; + Giving the Babies an Airing, 328; + Swinging "Brer Rabbit," 452. + + Franklin and his Loaf of Bread, 28; + Franklin on his Way to France, 524. + + Frank's War with the 'Coons, 700. + + French Fair, Scene at a--Cutting the String, 401. + + Frog and Duckling, 728. + + Frogs throwing Stones at Boys, 536. + + Fun in the Woods, 229. + + + GAMES:-- + The Fire-fly Game, 216; + Tug of War, 704. + + Gardener, Jennie and the, 492. + + Geese, How the, saved the Baby, 629. + + Genius, The little, 13. + + Getting acquainted, 660. + + Getting weighed, 672. + + Ghost Story, Charley Bennet's--"'There it is,' says Barney," 116. + + Gibraltar Fruit Boat, 333; + Rock of Gibraltar, 333. + + Glove Case, 14. + + Goat and Dog--"Come on!" 700. + + Goat-Carriage and Pigs, 424. + + Goats and Sled--"You butter stop!" "You butter get out of the Way!" + 120. + + Golden Glove, The, 3. + + Gold-Fishes, Strange, 44. + + Gondola on the Grand Canal, 253. + + Good-Night and Good-Morning, 30. + + Gossips, The little, 436. + + Grandma and Lorenzo--"This Bottle contains the Sudden Remedy," 172; + The Lame Monkey, 172; + The Two-cent Side Show, 173. + + Grandmamma and May, 133. + + Grant, General, Children's Welcome to, 97. + + Grindstone, Bob turning the, 613. + + Gunpowder Plot, A, 632. + + + Half Afraid, 688. + + Hammock, Children in, 509; + Girl in Hammock, 609. + + Hanging by a Thread, 713. + + Hannah Dustin, The Escape of, 601. + + Happy as the Day is long, 749. + + Hare and Hounds, 93; + Hares hunting for Supper, 145; + Hare skipping, 276; + The Hare and the Badger, 476; + The pitiful Hare, 565. + + Hat Trick, 360. + + Hawk and Rabbit--A Dash for Life, 208. + + Hay Field, Riding Home from the, 500. + + "Henriette," The Yacht, 76. + + Hepatica, 322. + + Hetty and Jim, 240. + + Hippopotamus, Fight with a, 256. + + Hobby-horse Regiment, The, 304. + + Home, the old, A Visit to, 321; + Home returning, 712. + + Hong-Kong, Loading Tea, 428; + Street of Stairs, 429. + + "Hookey," Playing, 440. + + House that Bell built, 117. + + Hundred Years Ago, A, 81. + + Husking Corn, 741. + + Hyenas and Marabous, 385. + + + Indians hunting for Food, 214; + Indians and Red Willow, 273; + Indian and Wife in Ox-Cart, 433; + Indian shooting into the Air, 464; + The young Indians' Gunpowder Plot, 632; + Paul Grayson as an Indian, 748. + (See "Old Times in the Colonies".) + + In Luck--"Biddy held it out in a kind of stupefied Delight," 54. + + + Jack and the Bean Stalk, A Japanese, 469. + + January, 752. + + Japanese Wine-Flowers in a Tub, 421; + Japanese Children, 532; + Japanese Jack and the Bean Stalk, 469; + Japanese Pictures, 476, 532, 565, 676. + + Jeanie and the Umbrella, 105. + + Jelly-Fish, Capture of a, 19; + Hydroid from which it grows, 19. + + JUAN FERNANDEZ, ISLAND OF:-- + The Look-out, 528; + Cumberland Bay, 529; + Crusoe's Cave, 529. + + July, 753. + + June, 752. + + + Kate at the Gate, 741. + + Kettle, Bess and the, 137. + + King, Long live the, 269. + + Kites, Boys flying, 329. + + Kittens in Basket, 8; + Kitten in Muff, 68; + Kitten and Baby--"Poor Pussy comes at Break of Day," 121; + "Kitty, you can't have my Apple," 337; + "Kitty, what makes you so cross?" 549. + + + LADY PRIMROSE:-- + "I am the King of the Mineral-Workers," 124; + Princess Bebe and Aleck, 140. + + Lantern-Fly, The, 680. + + Last Battle of the Revolution, The--"Cunningham seized the Halyards," + 384. + + Leaves, 261. + + Life-Boat from an Egg-Shell, 616. + + LIGHT-HOUSE SKETCHES:-- + Elsie's Sketch, Starting the Light. A Signal, Wally's Home, 649. + + Little Delinquent, The, 148. + + Little Miss Turner, 725. + + Little Polly, 40. + + Lively Team, A, 653. + + Lost Check, The--Will considers the Situation, 349. + + Lost Child, A, 661. + + Lynx treed by Dogs, 113. + + + Magic Lantern, A home-made, 232. + + MALTA:-- + Grand Harbor, Agozo Boat, Landing-Place, Collision, Street, 364; + Catacombs, 365. + + Mandarin and Rat, 693; + Mandarin and Wombat, 728. + + MAPLE SUGAR:-- + A Sugar Bush and Camp, Syruping Down, Emptying the Buckets, 369. + + Marabou fighting with Hyenas, 385. + + March, 752. + + March Day, One, 661. + + Mastiff and Children--"Half Afraid," 688. + + May, 752. + + "Mayflower," The, 161. + + Mermaid-Weed, 620. + + Merry-go-round at Coney Island, 641. + + Mid-day Night, The, 288. + + Midnight Day, The, 289. + + Milkman, The disappointed, 597. + + Mill, The Rat that lived in the, 277. + + Miser, A little, 465. + + Misfits, 296. + + Mohawk Bowmen, 505. + + Monddia Puzzle, 520, 568. + + Monk and Maid, 517. + + Monkey, Dog, and Fiddler, 628; + Monkey on Guard, 12; + The lame Monkey, 172; + Monkey and Lorenzo in the Side Show, 173; + Monkey and Cat--"Don't you wish you could get it?" 185. + + Months, The (twelve Illustrations), 752, 753. + + MOONSHINERS:-- + "They came upon a small weather-beaten Cabin," 692; + Conny and the Moonshiner in the Glen, 708; + "Conny went spinning away in the Dusk," 724. + + MORAL PIRATES, THE:-- + They examine their Craft, 425; + "The Tide was against them," 441; + Harry swims for the Eddy, 460; + Sailing by the Palisades, 461; + Tom makes a Calculation, 477; + A Soup Explosion, 489; + Trying to keep warm, 509; + An unexpected Catch, 525; + Playing Mumble-te-Peg, 541; + Getting out of the Trap, 557; + Going through the Lock, 569; + Attacked by Tramps, 585; + A Predicament, 608; + Harry sets out in Pursuit of the Boat, 621; + Bidding Jim Good-by, 637; + Blowing up the Camp, 652. + + Mother, and Baby in a Cradle, 56. + + Mother's Anxieties, A, 409. + + Mouse helping himself to Cake, 221; + Baby Mouse, 776. + + Move, Ready to--May-Day in the City, 356. + + Mullingong and Echidna, 392. + + + Nancy Hanson's Project--Miss Nancy takes Leave of the Officers, 313. + + NEGROES:-- + A young Centenarian, 24; + The Thanksgiving Turkey, 25; + "What dose Chillen bin about?" 47; + Negro Boy stealing Chickens, 48; + The Van Johnsons, 80; + Girl with Opera-Glass, 152; + "Bofe dem Chillen's white," 265; + Old Negro Woman--"Mighty quar," 368; + Negro and White Children--"Getting acquainted," 660; + Negro Boy asleep at his Post, 709. + + Nest, The fallen, 580. + + Newsboy, A, at Coney Island, 641. + + Newt, Crimson-spotted, 620. + + New-Year's Call--An Embarrassment of Riches, 85. + + New-Year's Calls--The Introduction, 88. + + Nitella, 620. + + Noon-Time in the Meadow, 397. + + November, 753. + + Nutting Party, A--Bumping the Hickory-Tree, 764. + + + Obed, Orah, and the Smoking-Cap, 156, 157. + + October, 753. + + OLD TIMES IN THE COLONIES:-- + Settlers going to Meeting, 572; + Isaac Bradley carrying Joseph into the Settlement, 573; + Escape of Hannah Dustin, 601; + Defense of the Cabin, 669; + "Lieutenant Wyman, creeping up, put a Bullet through him," 684; + "Crack! Crack! went the Guns of the Indians," 720; + Cutting off a Queue to bind a Wound, 756. + + Omelet, "Sho-Fly," 264. + + On Guard (Dog), 252. + + On Guard (Monkey), 12. + + "Ont Daykumboa," 100. + + Opera-Glass, Girl with--"Whar is yer gwine to, Melindy?" 152. + + Organ, A Father playing the, 261. + + Organ-Grinder, The Attack on the, 701. + + Orphans, The, 8. + + Orpheus, A modern, 740. + + Ostrich drawing Carriage, 697. + + Our Louie, 536. + + Owl and Frogs--"Beautiful Spring," 344. + + + Park, A Ride in the, 225. + + PARROT, THE STORY OF A:-- + Parrot and Dog, 5; + "Papa brought the Materials," 5; + Papa feeding Mamma, 6; + Papa fights the Serpent, 15; + "My Darlings are saved," 15; + "I lived again in the Forest," 22; + "Tearing out Nail after Nail," 23; + "I was both horrible and ridiculous," 23; + "Fritz adored Sugar," 31; + "I go into my cage," 31. + + PAUL GRAYSON, WHO WAS?:-- + Paul, 665; + Calling the Roll, 665; + "Grayson gave Bert a Blow on the Chest," 685; + The Reconciliation, 687; + The Attack on the Organ-Grinder, 701; + Benny Mallow in the Barn, 716; + "Mr. Morton, I was there," 717; + The Window of the Counterfeiter's Cell, 733; + Paul as a Chief's Son, 748; + "You're a Chief's Son, aren't you?", 764. + + Peace-Maker, The little, 388. + + Peacock and Lady, 721. + + Pearls, Making--M. Jaquin and his Servant blowing + the Beads, 540. + + Perry's Ships in the Bay of Jeddo, 644. + + Persian, The fair--"Fluff's little black Face presented itself," 68. + + Pet and her Cat, 82. + + PHOTOGEN AND NYCTERIS, THE HISTORY OF:-- + "All Day he basked in the full Splendor of the Sun," 36; + "Nycteris opened her Eyes to see her vanish through a Picture," 45; + "Like a swift Shadow it sped over the Grass," 53; + "What is this? it must be death," 84; + "It tumbled Heels over Head with a great Thud," 92. + + Picnic, Coming Home from the, 373. + + "Pie-ee, Gimmee more," 236. + + Pigeons, 517. + + Pigs drawn blindfold, 48. + + Planet Jupiter, The, 236. + + Plants, Animal-, 320. + + Pleasant Day in the Country, A, 680. + + Pleasant for Jim, 584. + + Pockets, A Boy's, 360. + + Ponies at Coney Island, 641. + + PORTRAITS:-- + J. J. Crawley, 11; + B. C. Fuller, 11; + J. J. Wait, 11; + Washington, 396; + Bust of Washington, 463; + Shakespeare, 737. + + Postal Card, A, 221. + + Princesses, Three little, 661. + + Prison in City Hall Park, 205; + Old Sugar-House, 205. + + Prospect Park, Brooklyn, 433. + + Puck and Blossom, 324, 325, 340, 341. + + Purse, Crochet, 100. + + Putnam's narrow Escape, 92. + + PUZZLES:-- + Elephant, 152, 168; + Picture, 168; + Orange, 216, 296; + Tramp, 264, 312; + Bossy, 312, 360; + Penguin, 344, 392; + Pasha, 424, 440; + Dog, 440; + Stump, 472, 520; + Missing Link, 488, 536; + Square, 600, 648, 680, 728; + Rajah, 600, 648; + Hand and Windmill, 680; + Mariner's, 696, 744; + Five-pointed Star, 712. + + + Quagga and Lion, 612. + + + Rabbit and Hawk. 208; + Swinging "Brer Rabbit," 452; + Rabbiting in the Woods, 297; + White Rabbits and Tar Baby, 309; + Rabbits in the Corn, 745. + + Railroad Car, Ten little Ladies in a, 484. + + Rapids, Fred crossing the, by a Rope, 713. + + Rats dancing--"Wouldn't you like to come in?" 216. + + Rat that lived in a Mill, The, 277. + + Raven, Nannette feeding the, 141. + + Recess at the Academy, 472. + + Retribution--Frogs throwing Stones, 536. + + Rhinoceros and Zebras drinking, 640. + + Rivals, The--Lady and Peacock, 721. + + Robinson Crusoe, Boys playing, 21. + + Robinson Crusoe Jap, 357. + + Rose-Bad, Section of, 492. + + "Roses blow, Some one cares how," 661. + + Rug, Canvas, Embroidered, 38. + + + Sailors, Young, from the "St. Mary's," 11; + Sailor Boy, 245; + One-legged Sailor, 361. + + Santa Claus ready to start, 57; + Santa Claus and Bo-Peep, 65; + Looking for Santa Claus, 72; + Santa Claus at the Van Johnsons'--"Lor' bress you, Honeybugs! yo' + _has_ got Tings mixed," 80. + + Sausage Puzzle, 488. + + "Saved at last!" 129. + + Scarf, Knitted, 228. + + School-Boys waiting for their Turn, 37. + + School, Cold Morning in, 201. + + Screw-Heads, Imitation, 744. + + SEA-BREEZES:--533, 565, 595, 675. + + Sea-Cucumbers, 27; + Gathering them, 27; + The Process of Scalding, 27; + Boiling and Curing, 27. + + Seals, Shooting, 377. + + Sea-side Adventure, A, 533. + + Sea-Side, Children at the, 657. + + Seed, A tiny, 420. + + Seeking his Fortune, 109. + + Selkirk's, Alexander, Monument, 528. + + September, 753. + + Shadows of Great Men--Napoleon III. and Wellington, 200. + + Shakespeare at the age of Twelve, 737. + + SHELL-FISH:-- + Ulva, 604; + Scallops, 604; + Shrimp, 604; + Hermit-Crab, 604; + Pipe-Fish, 605; + Dandy-Crab, 605; + Swell-Fish, 605; + Sea-Robin, 605; + Oyster Drill, 605; + Sea-Horse, 605. + + Shinny on the Ice, 237. + + SHIPS:-- + Bringing home Christmas Green, 60; + Yacht "Henriette," 76; + Ships Past and Present--Ships of Columbus, 161; + Norwegian Ship of tenth Century, 161; + "Mayflower," 161; + Ocean Steam-Ship of to-day, 161; + American Clipper, 161; + Life on a Training-Ship, 211; + In the Arctic Regions, 377; + "Bon Homme Richard" and "Serapis" fight, 545; + "Constellation" and "La Vengeance" fight, 561; + "Constitution" and "Guerriere," 612; + "Essex," "Phoebe," and "Cherub," 628. + (See "Across the Ocean.") + + Shipwreck--"Saved at last!" 129. + + Shooting in the Woods, 297. + + Singapore, Loading at, 393. + + Six little People, 40. + + SKATING:-- + "Sis and I will hold you up," 136; + "Hurt? no, indeed!" 160; + A Ride in the Park, 225; + Shinny on the Ice, 237; + A Mother's Anxieties, 409. + + Skipping, Fox, Hare, and Stork, 276. + + Sky-Rocket, Johnny riding on a, 520. + + Sled, a cheap, How to make, 104; + Boys on a Sled--Blissfully unconscious, 152; + Painfully conscious, 152; + Children on a Sled--More willing than able, 232. + + SLEIGHING:-- + Getting a Hitch, 136; + Aunt Sukey's First Ride, 180; + Passing the Batteries, 217. + + Sloop, 307; + Plans for Sloop, 308. + + Snails, 620. + + Snow-balling--"Fire away!" 125; + Passing the Batteries, 217. + + Snow-Crystals, 177. + + Snow-Flower, The, 55. + + Snow-Shoes, At Play on, 374. + + Soapboxticon, The, 232. + + Soldiers marching--Washington's Birthday, 197; + Cavalry reviewed by the Infantry, 497. + (See "Old Times in the Colonies.") + + "Sons of the Brave," 768, 769. + + Spanish Dancer, The, 248. + + Sparrows, Feeding the, 153. + + Spider, Bird-eating, 648. + + Spider, Tommy's Experiment with a Toy, 344. + + Spoon-Faces, 56. + + Sports, Fall (three Illustrations), 776. + + SPORTS:-- + See "Archery," "Boating," "Coasting," "Fishing," "Games," "Skating." + + Squirrels and Wild-Cats, 89. + + Stable Talk, 501. + + Stained Glass, Imitation (five Figures), 776. + + Stamps, Postage, 444. + + Star, How to cut a five-pointed, 712. + + Steamboat, Fred's, 484. + + Steam-Engine out of a Tin Can, 715. + + Steam-Ship, The first Ocean, 161; + Ocean Steam-Ship of to-day, 161. + + Steam-Yacht, Model and Plans for a, 512. + + Sticklebacks, 620. + + "St. Mary's," Graduates of the, 11. + + Storm Petrel, The, 736. + + "Strays"--Child and Pig, 241. + + Stump Puzzle, 472, 520. + + Suez Canal, In the, 380. + + Summer Boarder, The, Moses, and two Visitors, 188, 189. + + Sun at Midnight, The, 288. + + Sun-Bonnets, Two little, 468. + + Sun-Dial, A, 299. + + Suspense, 437. + + "Swim, I's learning to," 581. + + Swimming, 409; + A free Swimming Bath, 553; + Boys swimming--Sudden Appearance of the School-Mistress, 568. + + Swing, Girl in a, 749. + + Syce on Duty, The, 353. + + + Tadpole, 620. + + Tale of a Tail, The (three Illustrations), 277. + + Tarantula, Toy, 408. + + Tea, Loading, at Hong-Kong, 428. + + Tea Plantation, A-- + Gathering the Leaves, Drying Tea in the Sun, Drying over Charcoal, + 556. + + Telegraph Pole, Boy up a, 437. + + Telescope, The great Equatorial, 35. + + Thanksgiving Dream, A Greedy Boy's, 32. + + That Boy, 741. + + "Three Children," The, 564. + + Three Tabbies, 40. + + Tiger, Royal Bengal, 480. + + Tired out, 112. + + Tops, Playing-- + Two Episodes of Top-Time, 248; + "Will it Bite?" 264. + + Top-sy-turvy, 312. + + Tortoise made out of a Walnut Shell, 136. + + Tournament, The, 17. + + Track, Butterfly on the, 149. + + Training-Ship, Life on board a-- + Furling Sail, 211; + Bath-Room, 211; + School-Room, 212; + Dining-Room, 212; + Orlop Deck, 212; + Bread and Treacle, 213; + Gun Practice. 213; + Firing a Salute, 213. + (See "St. Mary's.") + + Tramp, Aunt Patty and the, 120; + The Tramp Puzzle, 264. + + Trotty got his Jumping-Jack, How (eight Illustrations), 548. + + Trunk, Little Girl on a--"I'm all ready," 328. + + Tube-Flower, 606. + + Tubs, Children rowing in, 40. + + Tug of War, The, 704. + + Tumbler Trick, 360. + + Turkey made out of a Chestnut, 136. + + Turkey, The Thanksgiving, 25; + Too much Turkey--The Keeper's Dream, 29; + "Three Bottles of Anti-fat, if you please," 32; + "And they got the Turkey," 69. + + Twins, Feeding the, 33. + + + Umbrella, Jeanie and the, 105. + + Unwelcome Guest, An, 560. + + + Vacation Days, 613. + + Valentine, To my, 181; + His first Valentine, 184; + The first Valentine, 196. + + Viola's Sketch--Suzette, 636. + + Violets, Child gathering, 404. + + Violin--Toni playing a Christmas Anthem, 61. + + + Waiting for their Turn, 37. + + Walking Match, Children's, 597. + + WALLY, THE WRECK-BOY-- + Elsie's Sketch, 649; + Starting the Light, 649; + A Signal, 649; + Wally's Home, 649. + + Waltzing Fairy, 696. + + Washer-Woman, The little, 472. + + Washington, George, 197. + + WASHINGTON, GEORGE, THE STORY OF:-- + His Birth-place, 324; + Washington takes Command of the Army, 340; + Trumbull's Portrait of Washington, 396; + Bust of Washington, 463. + + Wasp, Boy stung by a, 696. + + Water-Cresses, Gathering the, 445. + + Water-Spout, Shooting the, 380. + + Water-Thyme, 620. + + Wayward Donkey, The, and his Friends, 389. + + Weasel and Frogs, 52. + + Weathercocks, 517. + + Wee Boy in Church, The, 437. + + Weighing the Baby, 641. + + Westminster School--The School-Room, 348. + + Whaling, 332. + + Wife, My little, 40; + Me and my little Wife, 196. + + WIGGLES:--24, 32, 88, 104, 184, 280, 376, 456, 552, 664, 760. + + Wild-Cats and Squirrels, 89. + + Winter Morning, A, 169. + + Wolves and Emu, 224. + + Wombat, The, and the Mandarin, 728. + + Work's a Mint-- + Wilbert's Notion, What's your Name, Boy?, A Runaway, Under the + Chestnut-Tree, 761. + + + Yacht, A Model, 307; + The "Henriette," 76; + Miniature Regatta, 449; + Model of a Steam-Yacht, 512; + Some queer Racing Craft, 617. + + Yacht Club, The 'Longshore, on its Annual Cruise, 668. + + + Zebras and Rhinoceros drinking, 640. + + Zoological Paradise for Children, 697. + + + + +GENERAL INDEX. + + + ACROSS THE OCEAN; OR, A BOY'S FIRST VOYAGE:--233, 249, 267, 284, 300, + 316, 332, 345, 363, 380, 394, 412, 428. + + Advice, Bits of, 653. + + Africa, Some Inhabitants of, 639. + + Albatross, The, 336. + + Alps, An Adventure in the, 186. + + Amazon, Insects on the, 102. + + AMERICAN NAVY, THE STORY OF THE:--524, 544, 561, 575, 589, 611, 627, + 643, 655, 673. + + Angel in the Lilly Family, The, 756. + + Animal-Plants, 320. + + Animals, Friendship of, 11; + Remarkable Animals, 223; + Relative Age of Animals, 32. + + Ants, Homes of the Farming, 653; + The Parasol and the Foraging Ants, 748. + + April-Fool, 281. + + Aquarium, Salt-water, 604; + Fresh-water, 619. + + Arab Gentleman, Mishaps of an, 255. + + Art Manufactures, 136. + + Art Works, Curious, and Artists, 143. + + Ashes, The, that made the Trees bloom, 675. + + ASTRONOMY:-- + Talks on Astronomy, 35; + Our own Star, 122; + How many Worlds? 235. + + Aunt Pam became a Smuggler, How, 98. + + Aunt Sukey's first Sleigh-Ride, 179. + + Australian Animals, 223. + + Aviary, How to make an, 415. + + + Baby King, The, 269. + + Bag, Embroidered, 404. + + Bag, Travelling, for Pets, 46. + + Balloon Voyage, Charley's, 457. + + Bamboo, The shortest; or, How to catch a Thief, 267. + + Baptizing Coptic Babies, 732. + + Barometers, Nature's, 3. + + Bath, The Lesson of the, 165. + + Battle on the Buffalo Range, A, 433. + + Bears, The Twin, 33; + The White Bear of the Arctic Regions, 127; + Tricking Bruin, 312; + A Bear Story, 337; + The Grizzly Bear, 447. + + Beauties of the Under-ground World, 467. + + Beetles, 543. + + Bicycling, 480. + + BIDDY O'DOLAN:--203, 218, 243, 259. + + Billy's great Speech, 318. + + Bird's Life, Eighty Years of a, 141. + + Bishop Hatto, 228. + + Blackberry Picker, The biggest, 537. + + Blow-Pipe, The Pocket, 50. + + Blue Grotto, The, 335. + + Boarding-school Club, A, 290. + + Boar-Hunting in Japan, 108. + + Boars, Wild, 193. + + Boat-race, A, at Yarrow, 383. + + "Boss" Fish, The, 590. + + BOTANY, EASY:--287, 322, 394, 421, 450, 523, 587. + + Bottle, The Magic, 7. + + Boy Emigrant, The, in Russia, 588. + + Boys, The, and Uncle Josh, 158. + + Bravery is of no Nation, 776. + + Bravest of the Brave, 138. + + BRAVE SWISS BOY, THE:--1, 9, 17, 25, 34, 42, 50, 58, 74. + + Butterfly and Worm, 149. + + + Caddy's Clock Party, 131. + + Camping out, 398. + + Candle Tricks, 568. + + Canoe, A cheap, 350. + + Canton Boat-Boy, Chin-Fan, The, 323; + The Streets of Canton, 424. + + Carpenter's Sermon, The, 463. + + Castle, An Ancient, 344. + + Catacombs of Paris, The, 536. + + Cathedral, St, Peter's, 111. + + Cat Show, The, 47. + + Cat's-meat Man, The, 256. + + Chamois, The, and their Foes, 271. + + Champion, 252. + + CHARADES:--146, 216, 232, 248, 296, 344, 440, 584, 696; + Decapitated Charade, 328; + Double Acrostic Charade, 472. + + Charley Bennet's Ghost Story, 116. + + Chatterbox and Chatterbag, 386. + + Chautauqua, Young People at, 626. + + Children's Paradise, A, 698. + + Children's Sayings, 271. + + Child-Singer, The, 434. + + Chin-Fan, The Canton Boat-Boy, 323. + + Chinese School-Room, Fun in a, 372. + + Christmas Green, The beautiful, 60. + + Christmas Story, A, 61. + + Claudine's Doves, 633. + + Clock, A wonderful, 344; + Clock, the Tall, 622. + + Coachy, 729. + + Coasting in Russia, 41. + + Coins, Old Scottish, 472. + + Combustion, About, 671. + + Conjuring Tricks--Fire-eating--Candle Trick, 568. + + Corn-stalk Cattle, 739. + + Crabbing Adventure, A, 521. + + Crab, How a, changes his Clothes, 687. + + Cuckoo, The naughty, and the Bobolinks, 356. + + Cucuius, How to make a, 680. + + Cucumbers, Sea-, 27. + + Czar's Fish, The, 319. + + + Daisies, Story of the, 562. + + Dave's great Lunch, 671. + + Dead-letter Office, The, 114. + + Diamond Merchants, The young, 283. + + Diamonds, Three famous, 149. + + Disobedient Soldier, A, 355. + + Divers, Professional, 338. + + Dogs, Stories of, 120; + A wise Dog, 164; + Another sagacious Dog, 184; + A four-footed Messenger, 237; + An Officer's Dog, 303; + The Care of Dogs, 402; + The big Dog's Lesson, 462; + A Dog that could cipher, 728. + + Doll, A St. Ulric, 447. + + Dolls, Bessie beats her--Trouble in the Play-Room, 95; + Dolls, Paper, Voyage of the, 464. + + Donkey, The Wayward, 387. + + + Eagles and their Ways, 175. + + Earth, How this solid, keeps changing, 165. + + Earthquake, That, 20. + + Earthquakes in Chili, 440. + + Easter Flowers, 266. + + Eaton, William--A Soldier of Fortune, 474. + + Egg Tombola, The, 120. + + Egyptian Wonders, 725. + + Elephant, The Baby, 291. + + Embroidery for Girls, 771. + + Engine down, How he brought his, 302. + + Entertaining Friends, 653. + + Ermine, The, 417. + + + Fairy Painters, The, 190. + + Family Story-Teller, The-- + Story of Obed, Orah, and the Smoking-Cap, 156; + Story of Grandma, Lorenzo, and the Monkey, 171; + Story of the Summer Boarder, Moses, and two Visitors, 187. + + Fancy-Work, 14, 38, 46, 100, 136, 228, 404, 771. + + Fans, Something about, 347. + + Fern, The Royal, 46. + + Fete Days in France, 401. + + Fifteen Puzzle, The new, 520. + + Fire, New York's first Great, 181. + + Fire-eating, 568. + + Fire-fly Game, The, 216. + + Fish, A terrible, 155; + Grass-Fish, 133; + Saw-Fish, 155. + + Flower-Pots for Rooms, 118. + + Flower that grew in a Cellar, The, 14. + + Fording a River in Central Asia, 703. + + Foreign Tongues, The Advantages of, 118. + + For Mamma's Sake, 418. + + Franklin, Benjamin, 28. + + Frank's War with the 'Coons, 698. + + Frog, Found in a, 705. + + + GAMES-- + What the Boys and Girls played 2000 Years ago, 250; + The Game of Geography, 488; + A Game for a rainy Day, 595. + + Geese, How the, saved the Baby, 628. + + Genius, The little, 13. + + Geographical Game, A, 328. + + Geography, The Game of, 488. + + Ghost Story, Charley Bennet's, 116. + + Gibraltar, The Rock of, 79. + + Glove Case, 14. + + Gold Diggings of Ireland, 187. + + Golden Glove, The, 3. + + Gold-Fish, 44. + + Good-Night, The, 618. + + Good Samaritan, A, who would not tell his Name, 440. + + Grandma, Lorenzo, and the Monkey, 171. + + Grant, General--The School-Children's Welcome, 94. + + Greedy little Mouse, The, 596. + + Gunpowder Plot, A, 632. + + Gymnastic Exercises, 8. + + + Hanging by a Thread, 713. + + Happy Club, The, 370. + + Hard Swim, A, 143. + + Hare and Hounds, 93; + Hares, wild and tame, 145; + Hare and Badger, 475; + Pitiful Hare, 565. + + Hats, Ancient, 24. + + Hawks, 208. + + Hawks, Three young, 718. + + Hermit and the Robbers, The, 319. + + "He's my Friend," 435. + + Hetty, 239. + + Hippopotamus, The, 255. + + Historical Anecdote, 600. + + Hobby-horse Regiment, The, 304. + + Honeycombs, Living, 465. + + Horses and Dogs, 23. + + Hottest Spot on Earth, The, 48. + + How do they grow? 491. + + How Gil played Ventriloquist, 542. + + How Ted and Kitty camped out, 680. + + How the little Smiths got their Fourth-of-July Money, 497. + + How Trotty got his Jumping-Jack, 548. + + Humpty Dumpty and the Magic Fire-Crackers, 514. + + Hunting Adventure, A, 175, 217. + + Hunting in the Arctic Regions, 378. + + Hygrometers, and how to make them, 613. + + + Ibex, The, 472. + + Ice-Block, A Voyage on an, 367. + + India, Monkeys of, 147; + A Letter from India, 579. + + Indian Game, An, 464. + + Indians and Mice, How to make, 312; + How the Indians were wronged, 495. + + Information Cards for Schools-- + The English Language, 354; + The Sun as a Worker, 459; + About Combustion, 671. + + In Luck, 54. + + In September, 658. + + Insects, The Paradise of, 102. + + Ireland, Gold Diggings of, 187. + + + Jack Horner, Little, 134. + + Japanese Wine-Flowers, 420; + Japanese Children, 532; + Japanese Life, 707. + + Jeanie Lowrie, the young Immigrant, 105. + + Jed's First Half, 638. + + Jelly-Fish, A gigantic, 19. + + Jerusalem, From a Window in, 507. + + Joe and Blinky, 125. + + John Goodnow, How, got his own Way. 397. + + Jokes, Practical, 292. + + Jolly Dog's Practical Joke, The, 293. + + Jonathan bewitched the Chickens, How, 410. + + + King Jack-o'-Lantern, The, 770. + + King's Baby, The, 196. + + Kite, Sim Vedder's, 328. + + + LADY PRIMROSE:--107, 123, 139. + + Lafayette's first Wound, 78. + + Last Battle of the Revolution, The, 384. + + Lil's Fun, 722. + + Lily's, The great, Mission, 254. + + Little Cousin Ranna, 579. + + Little Delinquent, The, 384. + + Little Fatima, 446. + + Little Madge, 610. + + 'Longshore Yacht Club, The, 667. + + Lost Check, The, 348. + + Lynx, The, 112. + + + Madeira, A little Girl's Impressions of, 242. + + Magic Spinet, The, 379. + + Mahmoud the Syce, 353. + + Mangosteen, The, 527. + + Maple Sugar, 366. + + Marabous and Hyenas. 384. + + Margotte's Story, 38. + + Master Noble's Lesson, 735. + + Mathematical Curiosity, A, 712. + + Mesmeric Trick, 520. + + Metric System in Coins, The, 328. + + Mice, How to make Indians and, 312. + + Mimir's Well, 626. + + Mine, At the Bottom of a, 20. + + Miner, An honest, 227. + + Mines, Stories from the, 381. + + MIRTHFUL MAGIC:--520, 584. + + Misfits, 296. + + Miss Pamela Plumstone's Piano, 492. + + MISS VAN WINKLE'S NAP:--483, 500, 515. + + Mohawk Bowmen, The, 506. + + Monkey and the Hawk, The, 408. + + Monkeys of India, 147. + + MOONSHINERS:--691, 707, 723. + + MORAL PIRATES, THE:--425, 441, 460, 477, 489, 509, 525, 540, 557, 569, + 586, 607, 621, 636, 651. + + Morocco, A School in, 216. + + Mother Goose's May Party, 372. + + Mountain, Climbing a, Three Miles High, 186. + + Mouse, Mr. and Mrs., 28. + + Mr. Harvey's Housekeeper, and Nan's Examination-Day, 403. + + Mr. Martin's Game, 443; + Mr. Martin's Scalp, 499; + Mr. Martin's Eye, 546; + Mr. Martin's Leg, 738. + + MUSIC:-- + Animals that love, 235; + "Good-Night and Good-Morning," 30; + Little Birdie, 101; + A Fox went out in a Hungry Plight, 165; + "I am the Lad in the Blue and White," 245; + "The Lad in the Cadet Gray," 405; + "The Lad that follows the Plough," 645; + Musical Anecdote, 648. + + + Nancy Hanson's Project, 313. + + Narrow Escapes, Two, 331. + + Ned's Snow-House, 226. + + Nettie's Valentine, 178. + + New-Year's Errand, The, 77; + New Year's Gifts, 86. + + Nile, A Sail on the, 126. + + Noblesse Oblige, 287. + + Norsk Story, A, 129. + + Obed, Orah, and the Smoking-Cap, 156. + + Officer's Dog, An, 303. + + Old Hannibal, 563. + + OLD TIMES IN THE COLONIES:--495, 513, 571, 601, 669, 683, 719, 754. + + One Touch of Nature, 49. + + "Ont Daykumboa," 100. + + Optical Tests, 360. + + Out in the Storm, 690. + + + Painting the Face, 48. + + Park, A jolly Day in the, 431. + + Parrots, Care of, 261. + + PARROT, STORY OF A:--6, 15, 23, 31. + + Patriot, A brave, 154. + + PAUL GRAYSON, WHO WAS?--665, 685, 701, 716, 733, 747, 765. + + Pearls, Real and Imitation, 539. + + Pencil Drawing:--242, 261. + + Pens, Steel, The Invention of, 690. + + Perfume, Acres of, 48; + Perfumes, 56. + + Perpetual Motion, 232. + + Persian, The fair, 66. + + PERSONATION, A:--264, 328, 392. + + Pets, Household, 302. + + Philately, A Chat about, 443. + + Philemon's Circus, 530. + + PHOTOGEN AND NYCTERIS, THE HISTORY OF:--36, 44, 52, 63, 83, 90. + + Pickle, Why, gave the German Teacher a Present, 593. + + Pigeons, Carrier-, 92; + How they help the Doctor, 408. + + Pigs, Blind, 48. + + Pig's Penny, The, 482. + + Pig, This little, staid at Home, 273. + + Plants, Animal-, 320. + + Poddie and Dick at the Free Bath, 554. + + Polly, 546. + + Poor Ben, 558. + + Pop's Idea of Fun, 222. + + Postal Card's Story, The, 221. + + POST-OFFICE BOX:--7, 10, 23, 30, 39, 47, 55, 72, 88, 104, 118, 134, + 150, 166, 182, 198, 214, 230, 246, 262, 278, 294, 310, 326, 342, + 358, 374, 390, 406, 422, 438, 454, 470, 486, 502, 518, 534, 550, + 566, 582, 598, 614, 630, 646, 662, 678, 694, 710, 726, 742, 758, + 774. + + Posy Parker's Halloween, 763. + + Potatoes, Where did, come from? 707. + + Preay Chamber, The, 4. + + Prescott, General, and the Yankee Boy, 185. + + Princess, A brave, 232. + + Prison Ships, New York, 478. + + Prisons, New York, in 1776-77, 204. + + "Probabilities, Old," 94. + + Professor, The, on Twinkling, 35; + "Old Probabilities," 94; + Our own Star, 122; + Time, 170; + How many Worlds? 235; + Flowers, 491. + + Puck and Blossom, 324, 340. + + Purse, Crochet, 100. + + Putnam's narrow Escape, 92. + + PUZZLES:-- + Letter Puzzle, 8; + Mathematical, 16, 99: + A Latin Word Square, 155; + Broken Rhymes, 200; + Puzzles from young Contributors. (See "Post-office Box.") + + + Queer Racing Craft, Some, 617. + + Quicksilver Mines in Peru, 728. + + + Rabbits' Fete, 162; + Rabbit Day, 297; + White Rabbits and Tar Baby, 309; + Rabbits to Find, 745. + + Rat Race, The Adventures of a, 451. + + Red Willow and its Uses, 273. + + Ribbon Dance, 200. + + River, a buried, Tracking, 201. + + Robber Bluebird, The, 251. + + Robin, Mother, How, called a new Mate, 115. + + Robinson Crusoe's Island, 527. + + Rob's Navy, 362. + + Rose-Bush, The oldest, in the World, 99. + + Roverings' Fourth, The, 510; + The Roverings at Coney Island, 602. + + Royal Blacksmith, The, 334. + + Royal Treasuries, A Peep into, 207. + + Rug, Canvas, Embroidered, 38. + + Russian Sentry, A wide-awake, 190. + + + Salt and its Value, 299. + + Salt, How, was formerly made, 696. + + Sandy Hook--Its Story, 735. + + Santa Claus visits the Van Johnsons, 79. + + Scarf, Knitted, 228. + + Schools, The Boys', of England--Westminster, 347. + + Schuyler, General, and the Tories, 283. + + Screw-heads, Imitation, 744. + + Sea-Breezes, 564, 595, 674, 739. + + Sea-Cucumbers, 27. + + Sea-side Adventure, 532. + + Secret was stolen, How the, 431. + + Seeking his Fortune, 109. + + Setting the Brook to work, 430. + + Shakespeare, 737. + + Ship, School-, "St. Mary's," Life on the, 10; + How sunken Ships are raised, 82; + Ships past and present, 162; + The little Ships of the Water Streets, 253; + Ship-building, 464; + The Ship of the Desert, 577; + New York Prison-Ships, 478. + + Skates were Bones, When, 146. + + Slain by her Defender, 3. + + Smuggler, How Aunt Pam became a, 98. + + Snow-Flower, The, 55. + + Snow, Lost in the, 171. + + Snow, The Hidden Beauties of the, 177. + + Soapboxticon, The, 232. + + Soldier of Fortune, An American, 474. + + Sons of the Brave, 767. + + Sparrow, The House-, 153. + + Spiders; The Trap-door, 41; + Spiders that kill Birds, 136; + A Spider's Instinct, 392. + + Sponges, 24. + + Squirrels and Wild-Cats, 89. + + Stained Glass, Imitation, 776. + + Star, Our own, 122. + + "St. Mary's," Life on the, 10. + + St. Peter's, at Rome--A great Cathedral, 111. + + St. Ulric Doll, A, 447. + + Steam-Engine out of a Tin Can, A, 715. + + Steeples, True Stories about, 570. + + Storm Petrel, The, 736. + + Strange Fellow-Voyager, A, 286. + + Sumac Hunting, 754. + + Summer Boarder, The, Moses, and two Visitors, 187. + + Sun at Midnight, The, 288. + + Sun-Dial, A, 299. + + Sunflower, The useful, 584. + + "Swim, sir, I can," 3. + + Swiss Man, The little, 304. + + + Tailor, The, and the Wolves, 276. + + Taking--not Stealing, 194. + + Tartar, My, 258. + + Tea Plantation, Visiting a, 555. + + Telescope, The Boy's, 6. + + Thompson, Mr., and the Bumble-Bee, 338. + + Throwing Light, 168, 408. + + Tiger, The, 479. + + Time, Old Father, 169. + + Toad, The old, old, 490. + + Tokio, A Dinner in, 402. + + Tom Chester's Silver Mine, 573. + + Tournament, The, 17. + + Training-Ship, Life on Board a, 211. + + Tree Album, A, 427. + + Tree, The largest, in the World, 56. + + Trick, Mesmeric, 520; Tricks, Conjuring, 568. + + Trotty got his Jumping-Jack, How, 548. + + Trouble in the Play-Room, 95. + + Turkey, They got the, 68. + + Turtle, Land, Letter from a, 371. + + Twenty Miles an Hour, 41. + + Twins, The, 33. + + Two Ancient Families, 322. + + + Uncle Ebenezer's Umbrella, 606. + + Uncle Phil's Thimble, 209. + + Under-ground World, Beauties of the, 467. + + Uninvited Guest, The, 642. + + + Van Winkle's, Miss, Nap, 483, 500, 515. + + Vesuvius, A little Girl's Ascent of, 578. + + Via Brindisi, 221. + + Viola's Sketch, 635. + + + Wally, the Wreck-Boy, 649. + + WASHINGTON, GEORGE, THE STORY OF:--323, 339, 354, 367, 378, 396, 414, + 434, 446, 463. + + Water-Cresses, An Apronful of, 444. + + Weasels and Frogs, 52. + + Wedding, The Children's, 174. + + Well-meaning Little Busybody, A, 467. + + Westminster School, 347. + + What the Babies said, 659. + + White Pebble Pit, The, 133. + + "Wiggles," Origin of, 24; + to Contributors of, 456. + + Will's Belgian Night, 237. + + Winged Freebooters, 208. + + Winged Tramp, Story of a, 413. + + Wolf-Children, 575. + + Work's a Mint; or, Wilbert Fairlaw's Notion, 761. + + Wren, The Song of the, 191. + + Wuertemberg, Origin of, 504. + + + Yacht, Around the World in a, 76; + Model Yacht-Building, 306; + Miniature Yachts, 450; + How to build a Steam-Yacht, 511; + The 'Longshore Yacht Club, 667. + + + Zachur with the Sack, 206. + + + + +POETRY. + + + Adrift, 613. + + Alice's Question, 261. + + Almost Time, 223. + + April's Tears, 318. + + Aunt Flora, 360; + Aunt Flora's Answer, 408. + + Awakening, 298. + + + Babe in the Wood, 677. + + Baby, 228. + + Baby, Bee, and Butterfly, 474. + + Baby Mouse, The, 776. + + Baby's Eyes, 123. + + Bad little Matty, 597. + + Birdie's Vanity, 549. + + Blue Violets, 404. + + Broken Rhymes, 200. + + Bunny and Bow-wow, 16. + + Buried Treasure, 42. + + Butterflies and Bees, 444. + + + Cadet's Song, The, 405. + + Canary's Music Lesson, The, 306. + + Captain Corn, 616. + + Chanticleer's Love, 517. + + CHARADES:--146, 216, 232, 248, 296, 344, 440, 584, 697, 728; + Decapitated Charade, 328; + Double Acrostic Charade, 472. + + Chase, The, 517. + + Coasting Song, A, 73. + + Confession, A, 558. + + Constancy, 396. + + Crocodile Tears, 619. + + + Dance in the Kitchen, The, 136. + + Dandelion, 421. + + Die, Master Bruin, 597. + + Difference, The, 207. + + Dolls' Wedding, The, 22; + Dolly's Despair, 517. + + Dreaming, 252. + + Duet, A, 265. + + + Early Bird, The, 597. + + Eddie's Lantern, 523. + + Effie's Wish, 600. + + Elm Cottage, 491. + + + Fair Play, 133. + + Fairy's Token, The, 74; + Fairy Flight, A, 235. + + First Drop of Bitterness, The, 20. + + Flower Queens of Night, 571. + + Fox, A, went out in a Hungry Plight, 165. + + + Garden Lore, 251. + + Gift of the Birds, The, 66. + + Go as you please, 597. + + Good-by, 666. + + Good-Night and Good-Morning, 30. + + Grandpa's Barn, 363. + + + Having a good Time, 424. + + Helping himself to Cake, 221. + + House that Bell built, The, 117. + + + I am the Lad in the Blue and White, 245. + + I am the Lad in the Cadet Gray, 405. + + I am the Lad that follows the Plough, 645. + + Idle Hour, The, 609. + + If only Joe, 485. + + In the Swing, 539. + + I should like to know, 271. + + + Joe, 338. + + Johnny's Song, 635. + + + Kate of Myrtle Springs, 741. + + Kensington Clover, 427. + + + Latin Word Square, 155, 488. + + Little Birdie, 101. + + Little Miss Turner, 725. + + Little Polly, 40. + + Long-eared Bat, The, 184. + + + Mamma, 517; + Mamma knows how, 767. + + Mandarin and his Rat, The, 693. + + May's Birthday, 370. + + Meadow-Quakers, 696. + + Memorial Flowers, 410. + + Mishap, A, 739. + + Monk and Maid, 517. + + Moral Alligators, The, 741. + + Morning Message, The, 453. + + Mother sings softly, The, 56. + + + Noses out of Joint, 152. + + Not in Vain, 661. + + + Obliged to Refuse, 712. + + Old Man of Montrose, The, 138. + + On a Fan, 485. + + On Guard, 12. + + One March Day, 661. + + Our Louie, 536. + + + Peacock and Monkey, 661. + + Pet and her Cat, 82. + + Plain-Speaking, 392. + + Plough-Boy's Song, The, 645. + + Plumes of Crecy, The, 751. + + Pussy's Kitten (?), 158; + Pussy's Lives, 485. + + + Quagga and the Lion, The, 612. + + + Rat that lived in a Mill, The, 277. + + Red Ear, The, 741. + + Riddle in Rhyme, A, 568. + + Robinson Crusoe Jap, 357. + + Rose and Caterpillar, 555. + + Royal Thief, A, 655. + + + Sailor Boy's Song, 245. + + Scarecrow no Scarecrow, A, 101. + + Six little People, 40. + + Solemn old Lady, The, 437. + + Specially Conducted, 485. + + Spoon-Faces, 56. + + + Tabbies, Three, 40. + + Tale of a Tail, The, 277. + + That Boy, 741. + + Three little Princesses, 661. + + Tiny Seed, A, 420. + + Too Fat and too Thin, 200. + + Too much Birthday, 504. + + Tubs, Children rowing in, 40. + + Two little Sun-Bonnets, 468. + + Two Ways of putting it, 7. + + + Valentine, Tommy's, 171; + To my Valentine, 181; + The first Valentine, 196. + + + Washington, George, 197. + + What the Butterfly says, 577. + + Who knows? 661. + + Why, 485. + + Why must I learn to sing? 378. + + Wife, My little, 40. + + Wombat, The, 728. + + Wonderful Nest, The, 508. + + Wren's Song, The, 192. + + + Yak and the Jaguar, The, 653. + + + + + +End of Project Gutenberg's Harper's Young People, 1880 Index, by Various + +*** END OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE, 1880 INDEX *** + +***** This file should be named 29249.txt or 29249.zip ***** +This and all associated files of various formats will be found in: + http://www.gutenberg.org/2/9/2/4/29249/ + +Produced by Annie McGuire + +Updated editions will replace the previous one--the old editions +will be renamed. + +Creating the works from public domain print editions means that no +one owns a United States copyright in these works, so the Foundation +(and you!) can copy and distribute it in the United States without +permission and without paying copyright royalties. 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