ROSE’S BIRTHDAY PRESENT.
A TRUE STORY. BY MARIE E. C. DELBRASSINE. “Where is Rose?” “Busy, as usual, with…
TWIXT LIFE AND DEATH.
A MANX STORY. BY CLUCAS JOUGHIN. PART I. Deborah Shimmin was neither tall nor fair,…
THE COLONEL’S BOY.
BY H. HERVEY. Marjorie had never got on well with her brother’s guardian. He was…
SMITH’S SISTER
A STORY BY A BOY ABOUT A GIRL. BY ROBERT OVERTON. Before I tell you…
GIRLHOOD AND YOUTH. ONLY TIM.
BY SARAH DOUDNEY. CHAPTER I. “I say, Bee, are you coming?” Claude Molyneux, in all…
NETTIE.
BY ALFRED G. SAYERS. Nettie was a bright, fair girl of fifteen years of age,…
THE COLONEL.
BY MARION DICKEN. Dick was only thirteen years of age, but he was in love,…
THE MISSING LETTER.
BY JENNIE CHAPPELL. The Briars was a very old-fashioned house, standing in its own grounds,…
A NIGHT ON THE ROAD.
BY MARGARET WATSON. The summer holidays had begun, and I was to travel home alone…
UNCLE TONE.
BY KATE GODKIN. “Mother darling! Is Uncle Tone really coming to see us at last?…