THE GREAT PANJANDRUM HIMSELF.
Chicken Little was a picture, sitting on the floor by the window, with a stereoscope—”the…
“THE GOLD IS AT THE HIGHEST END OF THE RAINBOW.”
We looked up the mountain-side, but all of us by this time felt too weary…
THE FUNNY LITTLE OLD WOMAN.
Little Tilda Tulip had two lips as pretty as any little girl might want. But…
THE CHAIRS IN COUNCIL.
It was a quiet autumn afternoon. I was stretched on a lounge, with a pile…
THE BOUND BOY.
On the third Friday evening the boys came together in some uncertainty in regard to…
THE BOBOLINK AND THE OWL.
Having eaten his breakfast of beech-nuts, a bobolink thought he would show himself neighborly; so…
STORY OF THE SELFISH ANT?
“There was once a selfish ant who could never be satisfied. He always thought he…
SIMON AND THE GARULY.
Chicken Little fixed herself up in her new rocking-chair, set her mouth in a very…
MR. BLAKE’S WALKING-STICK.
I. THE WALKING-STICK WALKS. Some men carry canes. Some men make the canes carry them.…
JIMMY JACKSON’S STORY.
There lived in a country a long way off—it don’t matter where—a poor wood-chopper whose…