HOW MANDY WENT ROWING WITH THE “CAP’N.”
BY MARY HALLOCK FOOTE. It was the month of May—the season of fresh shad and…
THE SPARE BEDROOM AT GRANDFATHER’S
By Mary Hallock Foote It was the hour for fireside talks in the cañon: too…
THE GARRET AT GRANDFATHER’S
By Mary Hallock Foote The rooms at grandfather’s house had been used so long, they…
THE GATES ON GRANDFATHER’S FARM
By Mary Hallock Foote Little Eastern children, transplanted in their babyhood to the far West,…
NOVEMBER IN THE CAÑON
By Mary Hallock Foote The long season of fair autumn weather was drawing to a…
A VISIT TO JOHN’S CAMP
By Mary Hallock Foote John Brown had concluded to “quit work and go to mining.”…
AN IDAHO PICNIC
By Mary Hallock Foote At the camp in the cañon they had a cow. It…
DREAM-HORSES
By Mary Hallock Foote There is a little girl who hangs upon her mother’s chair,…
THE LAMB THAT COULDN’T “KEEP UP”
By Mary Hallock Foote Until Jack Gilmour was seven years old his home had been…
FLOWER OF THE ALMOND AND FRUIT OF THE FIG
By Mary Hallock Foote There is a garden on a hill slope between the snows…