WIDOW WIGGINS’ WONDERFUL CAT.
Widow Wiggins was a wee, wiry, weird woman, with a wonderful cat—a very wonderful cat,…
WHAT THE TEA-KETTLE SAID.
About the time the chairs had a talk together, I believe I told you. Well,…
THE YOUNG SOAP-BOILER.
It was a mild evening in the early fall, when the boys got together for…
THE WOOD-CHOPPER’S CHILDREN.
The next Friday evening found all the members of the Cellar-door Club in their places.…
THE STORY OF A FLUTTER-WHEEL.
What queer places boys have of assembling. Sometimes in one place, sometimes in another. Hay-mows,…
THE SHOEMAKER’S SECRET.
All things have an end. Among other things that had an end was the fine…
THE PROFLIGATE PRINCE.
Friday evening next after the one on which John Harlan told his story, it rained;…
THE PICKANINNY.
It was rather a warm day in autumn. Aunt Cheerie had given the sewing-machine and…
THE MOCKING-BIRD’S SINGING-SCHOOL.
A lady brought a mocking-bird from New Orleans to her home in the North. At…
THE JOBLILIES.
We have oak trees and green grass at our house, what many children in crowded…