GOOD-BYE.
“GOOD-BYE to you, Mr. Aylmer; I’m sorry that we’re not to see you again till…
GOOD FOR NOTHING.
“GET away with ye, for an idle good for nothing thief!” exclaimed Mrs. Paton, as…
EDITH AND HER AYAH.
“Mamma,” said little Edith, looking up from the toys with which she was playing at…
DO YOU LOVE GOD?
The hand of the dılıgent maketh rıch The following anecdote was given as a fact…
CROSSES.
There was unusual silence in the little Sunday school when Ella Claremont, its gentle teacher,…
Black Yarn and Blue.
SOFTLY outside Mary’s cottage fell the rain, the gentle April rain; and ro-und and round…
Beware of the Wolf.
YOU never need fear, little children, to meet A wolf in the garden, the wood,…
A STORY OF THE CRIMEA.
I daresay that you have heard of the war in the Crimea. Perhaps you have…
The Substitute.
CHAPTER I. GRANDMA FROST. “I’m glad that old woman don’t live at our house,” exclaimed…
THE MOTHER’S SECRET.
“MOTHER,” said a child, ten years of age, “I want to know the secret of…