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+The Project Gutenberg EBook of Pictures and Stories, by Unknown
+
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+Title: Pictures and Stories
+
+Author: Unknown
+
+Release Date: March 16, 2012 [EBook #39169]
+
+Language: English
+
+Character set encoding: ASCII
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+*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK PICTURES AND STORIES ***
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+Produced by Jason Isbell, Chris Curnow and the Online
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+
+CHILDREN'S BOOK COLLECTION
+
+LIBRARY OF THE
+UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
+LOS ANGELES
+
+
+[Illustration: THE CHINESE.]
+
+[Illustration: BOAT SAILING.]
+
+
+PICTURES AND STORIES.
+
+[Illustration]
+
+PROVIDENCE:
+
+Published by
+GEO. P. DANIELS.
+1847.
+
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration]
+
+The Bird let loose.
+
+
+One morning Susan had promised to give her little bird his liberty. When
+she had opened the door of the cage, she ran to her Mamma, and they both
+watched him. He flew down and warbled the sweetest song Susan ever
+heard. When he had flown away, she watched him until her eyes pained
+her, and the tears rolled down her cheeks. She felt sorry to part with
+him, but she knew it was wrong to deprive him of his liberty.
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration]
+
+The Poor Little Girl.
+
+
+This little girl is the daughter of a poor woman, who lives in the
+cottage just beyond the bridge over which you see she is passing. In her
+basket she is carrying some radishes, which she sells to her more
+wealthy neighbors. They all know her; and though poor, she is respected
+and treated kindly by them. She has improved very much at school, though
+she cannot attend as regularly as those who do not have to work for a
+living.
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration]
+
+The Crying Girl.
+
+
+I wonder what this little girl is crying about? O! I have found out.
+John has taken the kittens from the old cat, and has drowned them in the
+pond; and she is ready to call him a heartless creature for doing so. Do
+you think he is? O, no. It would be cruel, indeed, to torment the
+kittens as some children do; but John was told to drown them for the
+convenience of the family; so dry up your tears, Miss Lucy.
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration]
+
+Good Manners.
+
+
+I hope every child who reads this book will take notice of the manner in
+which this little boy comes into the room where his elders are. He does
+not run with all his might, neither does he forget he had a hat on. But
+with his hat in his hand, and with cautious looks and becoming modesty,
+he approaches to make known his errand. Many children grow up without
+restraint. When they go abroad, their actions excite laughter, instead
+of respect.
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration]
+
+The Little Party.
+
+
+Ellen Carter was a good girl. She always loved to obey her mamma. Unlike
+many naughty children, she did not stop to inquire whether it would be
+agreeable to herself; but did what she was bid cheerfully and promptly.
+For this reason, her mamma loved her. One fine afternoon, she permitted
+her to receive a visit from two of her schoolmates, whom you see with
+her, regaling themselves at the table. They behave so prettily that I
+cannot think they will indulge themselves with eating to excess.
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration]
+
+Leap Frog.
+
+
+This is a pretty game, and it affords proper exercise to the body; but
+how often have I seen little boys after playing a while, get in a rage
+with each other. They are apt to be too rough when it comes their turn
+to leap, and of course the others do not like to be hurt, so the play is
+soon broken up. Boys who easily fall into the habit of quarreling, had
+better give up this game and indulge in others less exciting. Good
+children, however, can play at any harmless game, and always preserve
+their temper.
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration]
+
+The Country School Boy.
+
+
+This little boy's parents live in the country, and when they wish any
+thing from the town, they are obliged to go, or send a great distance
+for it. He is going to town to buy some books for himself to study in at
+school. His mother and sister have come out with him so far, and now
+they are talking about his errand. I hope he will get the books and
+arrive safe home again; and the next time we meet him he will no doubt
+be a better scholar.
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration]
+
+Taking a Walk.
+
+
+It is early in the morning, and little George Hervy is taking a walk
+with his Papa. He arose before the sun, and having said his prayers and
+washed his face, here he is skipping along by the side of his Papa, with
+a bunch of flowers in his hand. What a delightful scene is spread out
+before him. His little heart swells with emotions of gratitude to his
+Maker, for having opened his eyes on so lovely a morning.
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration]
+
+The Kite and Ball.
+
+
+These little boys are talking about their Kite and Ball. I wonder if
+they have learned their lessons. Children should not neglect to learn
+for the sake of playing with their toys; but when their task is done it
+affords their teachers pleasure to see them join in the innocent
+amusements of their playmates.--These give vigor to their bodies, and
+prepare them to renew their studies with cheerfulness.
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration]
+
+The New Doll.
+
+
+Miss Charlotte is well pleased with the Doll her aunt gave her. She has
+already made several new dresses for it. See how delighted she appears
+as she holds it up.
+
+Are not its clothes pretty? She now knows why she learned at school to
+use her needle. She can occupy her time when she is not studying, in
+making up the silks and other nice articles, which her Mamma gives her
+to adorn her little Doll.
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration]
+
+Little Flora.
+
+
+Flora loves to walk in the garden with her Mamma when all the flowers
+look so beautiful, and scent the air so sweetly. Do you see that seat?
+When the mornings are fresh and lovely in spring, Flora often takes her
+book and retires to it to study by herself.--And many times before other
+little girls have left their pillows, she has her lesson ready to
+recite.
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration]
+
+Sailing a Vessel.
+
+
+Be careful, Charles; do not go too near the water; it would be a sad
+affair to fall in and wet your clothes. Take care, too, not to drop the
+string and let your little vessel sail out beyond your reach. It would
+be a pity, indeed, to lose the fruits of so much labor as she has cost,
+in so careless a manner. Now she sits beautifully on the smooth water;
+the light breeze fills her sails, and her streamers are flying gaily.
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration]
+
+Henry and Emma.
+
+
+What a fine horse Miss Emma has got.--I have no doubt she can manage him
+better than she could the one her papa drives.--Take care Henry; do not
+stumble and fall down. Take care Emma; do not use the whip. A whip for a
+plaything, is quite harmless; but if used as though you were driving a
+real horse, it would be quite another thing. Brother is very kind, to
+take the place of a dumb animal. It would be cruel to repay his kindness
+with blows. Do Henry and Emma never hurt those, who treat them kindly?
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration]
+
+Calling Names.
+
+
+Do you see that little boy crying? What do you think is the cause of it?
+Why, his playmate who is pointing his finger at him, called him hard
+names. It is a naughty trick for children to excite each other's
+passions in this way. They had much better use each other kindly. The
+little girl you see, is trying to soothe him by persuasion. He should
+not cry; but ought to show by his conduct, that he is above such petty
+feelings. If he should do so, his companion would soon turn away with
+shame.
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration]
+
+Swinging.
+
+
+Mary delighted in swinging, and she had a brother who was fond of her,
+and who did all that he could to please her. You see him here indulging
+her with her favorite play. It is to his skill, she is indebted for this
+beautiful swing, which you see he has put up in a pleasant part in the
+garden. How much more agreeable it is, to behold children thus uniting
+to make each other happy, than it would be to see them always jealous of
+each other's enjoyment.
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration: THE SQUIRREL.]
+
+[Illustration: CALLING NAMES.]
+
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration]
+
+
+GEO. P. DANIELS,
+
+BOOKSELLER,
+
+No. 2 South Main Street,
+
+PROVIDENCE, R. I.
+
+
+Is extensively engaged in the publication of JUVENILE and TOY BOOKS, of
+different sizes and prices. His little Books are all got up with great
+taste, and illustrated with beautiful cuts. Very great care has been
+taken, both in the original and selected matter, that not a word should
+be introduced into them, which the most judicious parent would object to
+place in the hands of his children.
+
+
+
+
+
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