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KATE DOUGLAS WIGGIN – Ultimate Collection Table of Contents Rebecca of Sunnybrook:

REBECCA OF SUNNYBROOK FARM

I. “We Are Seven” II. Rebecca’s Relations III. A Difference in Hearts IV. Rebecca’s Point of View V. Wisdom’s Ways VI. Sunshine in a Shady Place VII. Riverboro Secrets VIII. Color of Rose IX. Ashes of Roses X. Rainbow Bridges XI. “The Stirring of the Powers” XII. “See the Pale Martyr” XIII. Snow-White; Rose-Red XIV. Mr. Aladdin XV. The Banquet Lamp XVI. Seasons of Growth XVII. Gray Days and Gold XVIII. Rebecca Represents the Family XIX. Deacon Israel’s Successor XX. A Change of Heart XXI. The Sky Line Widens XXII. Clover Blossoms and Sunflowers XXIII. The Hill Difficulty XXIV. Aladdin Rubs His Lamp XXV. Roses of Joy XXVI. “Over the Teacups” XXVII. “The Vision Splendid” XXVIII. “Th’ Inevitable Yoke” XXIX. Mother and Daughter XXX. Good-By, Sunnybrook XXXI. Aunt Miranda’s Apology

NEW CHRONICLES OF REBECCA

First Chronicle. Jack O’Lantern

I II III IV

Second Chronicle. Daughters of Zion

I II

Third Chronicle. Rebecca’s Thought Book

I II

Fourth Chronicle. A Tragedy in Millinery

I II

Fifth Chronicle. The Saving of the Colors

I II III IV

Sixth Chronicle. The State O’ Maine Girl

I II

Seventh Chronicle. The Little Prophet

I II III IV

Eighth Chronicle. Abner Simpson’s New Leaf Ninth Chronicle. The Green Isle Tenth Chronicle. Rebecca’s Reminiscences Eleventh Chronicle. Abijah the Brave and the Fair Emmajane

I II III

THE FLAG-RAISING

I. A Difference in Hearts II. Rebecca’s Point of View III. Wisdom’s Ways IV. The Saving of the Colors V. The State O’ Maine Girl

Penelope Hamilton Series:

PENELOPE'S ENGLISH EXPERIENCES

Part I. In Town

I. The Weekly Bill II. The Powdered Footman Smiles III. Eggs a La Coque IV. The English Sense of Humour V. A Hyde Park Sunday VI. The English Park Lover VII. A Ducal Tea-Party VIII. Tuppenny Travels in London IX. A Table of Kindred and Affinity X. Apropos of Advertisements XI. The Ball on the Opposite Side XII. Patricia Makes Her Debut XIII. A Penelope Secret XIV. Love and Lavender

Part II. In the Country

XV. Penelope Dreams XVI. The Decay of Romance XVII. Short Stops and Long Bills XVIII. I Meet Mrs. Bobby XIX. The Heart of the Artist XX. A Canticle to Jane XXI. I Remember, I Remember XXII. Comfort Cottage XXIII. Tea Served Here XXIV. An Unlicensed Victualler XXV. Et Ego in Arcadia Vixit

PENELOPE'S EXPERIENCES IN SCOTLAND

I. A Triangular Alliance II. Edina, Scotia’s Darling Seat III. A Vision in Princes Street IV. Susanna Crum Cudna Say V. We Emulate the Jackdaw VI. Edinburgh Society, Past and Present VII. Francesca Meets Th’ Unconquer’d Scot VIII. ‘What Made Th’ Assembly Shine?’ IX. Omnia Presbyteria Est Divisa in Partes Tres X. Mrs. M’collop as a Sermon-Taster XI. Holyrood Awakens XII. Farewell to Edinburgh XIII. The Spell of Scotland XIV. The Wee Theekit Hoosie in the Loaning XV. Jane Grieve and Her Grievances XVI. The Path That Led to Crummylowe XVII. Playing Sir Patrick Spens XVIII. Paris Comes to Pettybaw XIX. Fowk O’ Fife XX. A Fifeshire Tea-Party XXI. International Bickering XXII. Francesca Entertains the Green-Eyed Monster XXIII. Ballad Revels at Rowardennan XXIV. Old Songs and Modern Instances XXV. A Treaty Between Nations XXVI. ‘Scotland’s Burning! Look Out!’ XXVII. Three Magpies and a Marriage

PENELOPE'S IRISH EXPERIENCES

Part I. Leinster

I. We Emulate the Rollo Books II. Irish Itineraries III. We Sight a Derelict IV. Enter Benella Dusenberry V. The Wearing of the Green VI. Dublin, Then and Now

Part II. Munster

VII. A Tour and a Detour VIII. Romance and Reality IX. The Light of Other Days X. The Belles of Shandon XI. ‘The Rale Thing.’ XII. Life at Knockarney House XIII. ‘O! The Sound of the Kerry Dancing.’ XIV. Mrs. Mullarkey’s Iligant Locks XV. Penelope Weaves a Web XVI. Salemina Has Her Chance

Part III. Ulster

XVII. The Glens of Antrim XVIII. Limavady Love-Letters XIX. ‘In Ould Donegal.’ XX. We Evict a Tenant XXI. Lachrymae Hibernicae

Part IV. Connaught

XXII. The Weeping West XXIII. Beams and Motes XXIV. Humours of the Road XXV. The Wee Folk

Part V. Royal Meath

XXVI. Ireland’s Gold XXVII. The Three Chatelaines of Devorgilla XXVIII. Round Towers and Reflections XXIX. Aunt David’s Garden XXX. The Quest of the Fair Strangers, or the Fairy Quicken-Tree of Devorgilla XXXI. Good-Bye, Dark Rosaleen XXXII. ‘As the Sunflower Turns.’

PENELOPE'S POSTSCRIPTS

I. Penelope in Switzerland II. Penelope in Venice

I II III IV V VI VII VIII

III. Penelope’s Prints of Wales IV. Penelope in Devon V. Penelope at Home

The Homespun Trilogy:

ROSE O' THE RIVER

The Pine and the Rose Old Kennebec The Edgewood “Drive” “Blasphemious Swearin’” The Game of Jackstraws Hearts and Other Hearts The Little House The Garden of Eden The Serpent The Turquoise Ring Rose Sees the World Gold and Pinchbeck A Country Chevalier Housebreaking The Dream Room

THE OLD PEABODY PEW

Dedication Chapter I Chapter II Chapter III Chapter IV Chapter V Chapter VI Chapter VII Chapter VIII

SUSANNA AND SUE

I. Mother Ann’s Children II. A Son of Adam III. Divers Doctrines IV. Louisa’s Mind V. The Little Quail Bird VI. Susanna Speaks in Meeting VII. “The Lower Plane” VIII. Concerning Backsliders IX. Love Manifold X. Brother and Sister XI. “The Open Door” XII. The Hills of Home

Other Novels:

A SUMMER IN A CAÑON: A California Story

I. Preparation and Departure II. The Journey III. Life in the Cañon—The Heir Apparent Loses Himself IV. Rhyme and Reason

I. From the Countess Paulina Olivera to Her Friend and Confidante, The Lady Elsie Howard II. From Philip to Elsie III. The Knight of the Spectacles Takes the Quill IV. Margery’s Contribution V. The Camp Poetess Adds Her Store of Mental Riches to the General Fund VI

V. The Forest of Arden—Good News VI. Queen Elsie Visits the Court VII. Polly’s Birthday: First Half in Which She Rejoices at the Mere Fact of Her Existence VIII. Polly’s Birthday: Second Half IX. Round the Camp-Fire X. More Camp-Fire Stories XI. Breaking Camp

POLLY OLIVER'S PROBLEM: A Story for Girls

I. A Declaration of Independence II. Forecasting the Future III. The Doctor Gives Polly a Prescription IV. The Boarders Stay, and the Olivers Go V. Told in Letters VI. Polly Tries a Little Missionary Work VII. “Where Ignorance Is Bliss.” VIII. Two Fireside Chats IX. Hard Times X. Edgar Goes to Confession XI. The Lady in Black XII. The Great Silence XIII. A Garden Flower, or a Banian-Tree XIV. Edgar Discourses of Scarlet Runners XV. Life in the Birds’ Nest XVI. The Candle Called Patience XVII. Polly Launches Her Ships XVIII. The Children’s Hour: Reported in a Letter by an Eye-Witness

THE BIRD'S CHRISTMAS CAROL

I. A Little Snow Bird II. Drooping Wings III. The Birds' Nest IV. "Birds of a Feather Flock Together" V. Some Other Birds Are Taught to Fly VI. "When the Pie Was Opened, The Birds Began to Sing!" VII. The Birdling Flies Away

THE ROMANCE OF A CHRISTMAS CARD

I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X

TIMOTHY'S QUEST

I. Number Three, Minerva Court. First Floor Front II. Number Three, Minerva Court, First Floor Back III. The Railway Station IV. Pleasant River V. The White Farm. Afternoon VI. The White Farm. Evening VII. The Old Homestead VIII. The Old Garden IX. A Village Sabbath X. The Supper Table XI. The Honeysuckle Porch XII. The Village XIII. The Village XIV. A Point of Honor XV. Wilkins’s Woods XVI. The New Homestead

MARM LISA

I. Eden Place II. Mistress Mary’s Garden III. A Family Polygon IV. Marm Lisa Is Transplanted V. How the New Plant Grew VI. From Grubb to Butterfly VII. The Comet and the Fixed Star VIII. The Young Minister’s Psychological Observations IX. Marm Lisa’s Quest X. The Twins Join the Celestials XI. Rhoda Frees Her Mind XII. Flotsam and Jetsam XIII. Leaves From Mistress Mary’s Garden XIV. More Leaves XV. ‘The Feast O’ the Babe’ XVI. Cleansing Fires

MOTHER CAREY'S CHICKENS

I. Mother Carey Herself II. The Chickens III. The Common Denominator IV. The Broken Circle V. How About Julia? VI. Nancy’s Idea VII. “Old Beasts Into New” VIII. The Knight of Beulah Castle IX. Gilbert’s Embassy X. The Careys’ Flitting XI. The Service on the Threshold XII. Cousin Ann XIII. The Pink of Perfection XIV. Ways and Means XV. Belonging to Beulah XVI. The Post Bag XVII. Jack of All Trades XVIII. The House of Lords XIX. Old and New XX. The Painted Chamber XXI. A Family Rhomboid XXII. Cradle Gifts XXIII. Nearing Shiny Wall XXIV. A Letter Prom Germany XXV. “Following the Gleam” XXVI. A Zoological Father XXVII. The Carey Housewarming XXVIII. “Tibi Splendet Focus” XXIX. “Th’ Action Fine” XXX. The Inglenook XXXI. Grooves of Change XXXII. Doors of Daring XXXIII. Mother Hamilton’s Birthday XXXIV. Nancy Comes Out XXXV. The Crimson Rambler

THE DIARY OF A GOOSE GIRL

Chapter I Chapter II Chapter III Chapter IV Chapter V Chapter VI Chapter VII Chapter VIII Chapter IX Chapter X Chapter XI Chapter XII Chapter XIII Chapter XIV

A CATHEDRAL COURTSHIP THE STORY OF WAITSTILL BAXTER

Spring

I. Saco Water II. The Sisters III. Deacon Baxter’s Wives IV. Something of a Hero V. Patience and Impatience VI. A Kiss VII. “What Dreams May Come”

Summer

VIII. The Joiner’s Shop IX. Cephas Speaks X. On Tory Hill XI. A June Sunday XII. The Green-Eyed Monster XIII. Haying-Time XIV. Uncle Bart Discourses XV. Ivory’s Mother XVI. Locked Out

Autumn

XVII. A Brace of Lovers XVIII. A State O’ Maine Prophet XIX. At the Brick Store XX. The Rod That Blossomed XXI. Lois Buries Her Dead XXII. Harvest-Time XXIII. Aunt Abby’s Window XXIV. Phoebe Triumphs XXV. Love’s Young Dreams

Winter

XXVI. A Wedding-Ring XXVII. The Confessional XXVIII. Patty Is Shown the Door XXIX. Waitstill Speaks Her Mind XXX. A Clash of Wills XXXI. Sentry Duty XXXII. The House of Aaron XXXIII. Aaron’s Rod XXXIV. The Deacon’s Waterloo XXXV. Two Heavens

THE STORY OF PATSY

I. The Silver Street Kindergarten II. Patsy Comes to Call III. Two ‘Prentice Hands at Philanthropy IV. Behind the Scenes V. I Seek Patsy, and Meet the Duchess of Anna Street VI. A Little “Hoodlum’s” Virtue Kindles at the Touch of Joy VII. Patsy Finds His Three Lost Years

Short Stories:

THE VILLAGE WATCH-TOWER Tom O’ the Blueb’ry Plains The Nooning Tree The Fore-Room Rug A Village Stradivarius The Eventful Trip of the Midnight Cry LADIES-IN-WAITING

Miss Thomasina Tucker The Turning-Point Huldah the Prophetess Two on a Tour Philippa’s Nervous Prostration

Edited Anthologies:

THE ARABIAN NIGHTS: Their Best-known Tales

The Talking Bird, the Singing Tree, and the Golden Water The Story of the Fisherman and the Genie The History of the Young King of the Black Isles The Story of Gulnare of the Sea The Story of Aladdin; Or, the Wonderful Lamp The Story of Prince Agib The Story of the City of Brass The Story of Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves The History of Codadad and His Brothers The Story of Sinbad the Voyager

Introduction The First Voyage The Second Voyage The Third Voyage The Fourth Voyage The Fifth Voyage The Sixth Voyage The Seventh and Last Voyage

TALES OF WONDER EVERY CHILD SHOULD KNOW

I Wonder What the Birds Said The Smith and the Fairies The Grateful Crane Little Surya Bai The Storks and the Night Owl The Five Queer Brothers The Lac of Rupees The Emperor’s Nightingale Arndt’s Night Underground The Unicorn Destiny The Deserter The Two Melons The Iron Casket The Knights of the Fish Dapplegrim The Hermit The Watch-Tower Between Earth and Heaven The Lucky Coin The Jackal, the Barber and the Brahmin The Bird of Truth The Two Genies Steelpacha The Buried Moon The Farmer of Liddesdale The Badger’s Money The Grateful Foxes The Black Horse Truth’s Triumph The Feast of the Lanterns The Lake of Gems The Sea-Maiden The Enchanted Waterfall The Rakshas’s Palace The Princes Fire-Flash and Fire-Fade Panch-Phul Ranee Schippeitaro

THE FAIRY RING

Scandinavian

East O’ the Sun and West O’ the Moon The Golden Lantern, Golden Goat, and Golden Cloak Mother Roundabout’s Daughter The Bear and Skrattel The Golden Bird The Doll in the Grass The Princess on the Glass Hill The Ram and the Pig Who Went Into the Woods to Live by Themselves The Troll’s Hammer The Clever Prince Lars, My Lad! Twigmuntus, Cowbelliantus, Perchnosius

English

Master Tobacco The History of Tom Thumb Tattercoats History of Jack the Giant-Killer

French

Yvon and Finette The Fair One With Golden Locks The Little Good Mouse The Story of Blanche and Vermilion Prince Desire and Princess Mignonetta The Yellow Dwarf Graciosa and Percinet Drak, the Fairy Drakesbill and His Friends Riquet With the Tuft The White Cat Prince Cherry The Twelve Months

Spanish

The Story of Coquerico The Bird-Cage Maker

Gaelic

The Bee, the Harp, the Mouse, and the Bum-Clock The Long Leather Bag The Widow’s Daughter Munachar and Manachar

German

The Wild Swans The Road to Fortune The Golden Crab The Table, the Ass, and the Stick The Little Brother and Sister The Old Griffin The Three Feathers The House in the Wood Rapunzel The Queen Bee The Many-Furred Creature Snow-White and Rose-Red The Frog Prince The Goose Girl Briar Rose The Iron Stove Rumpel-Stilts-Ken Faithful John, the King’s Servant Spindle, Shuttle, and Needle

Russian

The Magic Egg The Sparrow and the Bush The Iron Wolf

East Indian

The Grateful Cobra The Magic Ring Tit for Tat The Brahman, the Tiger, and the Six Judges Muchie Lal The Valiant Chatteemaker

THE TALKING BEASTS: A Book of Fable Wisdom

Fables of Aesop

The Power of Fables The Wolf and the Lamb Aesop and His Fellow Servants The Kite and the Pigeons The Ant and the Fly The Frog Who Wished to Be as Big as an Ox The Cat and the Mice The Cock and the Jewel The Man and the Lion The Discontented Ass The Boasting Traveller The Lion and the Mouse The Swallow and Other Birds The Fox and the Crow The Dog and His Shadow The Ass and His Master The Wolf and the Crane The Hares and the Frogs The Invalid Lion The Travellers and the Bear The Fox Without a Tail The Crab and Its Mother The Jackdaw with Borrowed Plumes The Farmer and His Dog The Fox and the Countryman Belling the Cat The Old Woman and Her Maids The Dog in the Manger The Old Man and His Sons Hercules and the Wagoner The Goose with the Golden Eggs The Frogs Desiring a King The Porcupine and the Snakes The Lark and Her Young Ones The Fox and the Stork The Gnat and the Bull The Deer and the Lion The Fox and the Grapes The Farmer and the Stork The Hare and the Tortoise The Old Woman and the Doctor The Boy and the Wolf The Blackamoor The Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing The Two Travellers The Fox in the Well The Hen and the Fox The Ass and His Shadow The Ass in the Lion’s Skin The Wolf and the Sheep Jupiter’s Two Wallets The Satyr and the Traveller The Two Travellers and the Oyster The Young Mouse, the Cock, and the Cat The Wolf and the Mastiff The Tail of the Serpent The Falcon and the Capon The Crow and the Pitcher The Eagle and the Owl The Buffoon and the Countryman The Old Man, His Son, and the Ass The Lion, the Bear, the Monkey, and the Fox The Wolf and the Lamb The Chameleon The Eagle, the Jackdaw, and the Magpie The Boy and the Filberts The Passenger and the Pilot The Dog and the Crocodile A Matter of Arbitration The Crow and the Mussel The Ass and His Purchaser A Country Fellow and the River The Playful Ass The Boys and the Frogs The Camel and His Master The Flies and the Honey-pot The Spectacles The Bear and the Fowls

Fables of Bidpai

The Snake and the Sparrows The Geese and the Tortoise The Sagacious Snake The Old Woman’s Cat The Young Tiger The Fox and the Drum The Sparrows and the Falcon The Hermit, the Thief, and the Demon The King and the Hawk The Mouse and the Frog The Crow and the Partridge

Fables From the Hitopadesa

The Traveller and the Tiger The Jackal and the Cat The Greedy Jackal The Elephant and the Jackal The Lion and the Rabbit The Birds and the Monkeys The Rabbits and the Elephants The Blue Jackal The Mouse Who Became a Tiger The Brahmin and the Goat

Fables from P. V. Ramaswami Raju

The Lion, the Fox, and the Story-teller The Fox in the Well The Fawn and the Little Tiger The Fox and the Villagers Tinsel and Lightning The Glow-worm and the Daw The Lion and the Gadfly The Sunling The Despot and the Wag The Crane and the Fool The Lion and the Goat The Man and His Piece of Cloth The Tiger, the Fox, and the Hunters The Hare and the Pig The Peacock and the Fox The Tiger and the Giraffe The Man of Luck and the Man of Pluck The Fox and the Crabs The Camel and the Pig

Malayan Fables

Father “Lime-stick” and the Flower-pecker The Mouse-deer’s Shipwreck The Tiger Gets His Deserts The Tune That Makes the Tiger Drowsy The Tiger and the Shadow The King-crow and the Water-snail The Elephant Has a Bet with the Tiger

Moorish Fables

The Wagtail and the Jackal The Wren Mule, Jackal, and Lion

African Fables

The Hen and the Cat The Stork and the Toad The Rat and the Toad The Lion and the Wild Dog How Sense Was Distributed What Employment Our Lord Gave to Insects Man and Turtle Nianga Dia Ngenga and Leopard Leopard and the Other Animals Elephant and Frog Dog and the Kingship The Builder of Ability and the Builder of Haste

Fables From Krilof

The Education of the Lion The Pebble and the Diamond The Pike and the Cat Trishka’s Caftan The Elephant as Governor The Quartette Demian’s Fish Soup The Wolf and Its Cub The Pike The Cuckoo and the Eagle The Peasant and the Sheep The Elephant in Favour The Sword-blade The Cuckoo and the Turtle-dove The Peasant and the Horse The Wolf and the Cat The Eagle and the Mole The Spider and the Bee The Cuckoo and the Cock The Peasant and the Robber

Fables From the Chinese

The Animals’ Peace Party The Proud Chicken The Hen and the Chinese Mountain Turtle The Proud Fox and the Crab The Mule and the Lion The Lion and the Mosquitoes

Fables of La Fontaine

The Grasshopper and the Ant The Swan and the Cook The Hornets and the Bees The Two Rats, the Fox, and the Egg The Lion’s Share The Shepherd and His Dog The Old Man and the Ass The Lion Going to War The Ass and the Lap-dog The Hare and the Partridge The Weasel in the Granary The Wolf Turned Shepherd The Lion and the Ass Hunting The Oak and the Reed The Bat and the Two Weasels The Dove and the Ant The Cock and the Fox The Wolf, the Goat, and the Kid The Fox, the Monkey, and the Animals The Rat and the Oyster The Ass and the Dog The Monkey and the Leopard The Rat and the Elephant The Acorn and the Pumpkin The Cat and the Fox The City Rat and the Country Rat The Ploughman and His Sons The Fox, the Wolf, and the Horse The Woodman and Mercury The Eagle and the Owl The Earthen Pot and the Iron Pot The Wolf and the Lean Dog The Ears of the Hare The Ass Carrying Relics The Two Mules The Lion and the Gnat The Countryman and the Serpent The Dairywoman and the Pot of Milk The Monkey and the Cat The Lioness and the Bear The Cat and the Two Sparrows The Sick Stag The Wolf and the Fox The Woods and the Woodman The Shepherd and the Lion The Animals Sick of the Plague The Fowler, the Hawk, and the Lark Phoebus and Boreas The Stag and the Vine The Peacock Complaining to Juno The Eagle and the Beetle

Fables from the Spanish of Carlos Yriarte

The Bee and the Cuckoo The Rope Dancer and His Pupil The Squirrel and the Horse The Bear, the Monkey, and the Pig The Muff, the Fan, and the Parasol The Duck and the Serpent The Tea and the Sage The Swan and the Linnet The Flint and the Steel

Fables of Gay, Cowper, and Others

The Monkey Who Had Seen the World The Shepherd’s Dog and the Wolf The Rat-catcher and Cats The Farmer’s Wife and the Raven The Council of Horses The Hare and Many Friends The Nightingale and the Glowworm The Raven Moral Pairing Time Anticipated The Poet, the Oyster, and Sensitive Plant The Pineapple and the Bee Amelia and the Spider The Goose and the Swans The Rats and the Cheese The Drop of Rain The Lion and the Echo

THE STORY HOUR: A Book for the Home and the Kindergarten

The Oriole’s Nest Dicky Smiley’s Birthday Aqua; Or, the Water Babay Moufflou Benjy in Beastland The Porcelain Stove The Babes in the Wood The Story of Christmas The First Thanksgiving Day Little George Washington (Part I) Great George Washington (Part II) The Maple-Leaf and the Violet Mrs. Chinchilla A Story of the Forest Piccola When I Was a Little Girl Froebel’s Birthday

GOLDEN NUMBERS: A Book of Verse for Youth

A CHANTED CALENDAR

Daybreak Morning A Morning Song Evening in Paradise Evening Song Night A Fine Day The Seasons The Eternal Spring March Spring Song to April April in England April and May May Song on May Morning Summer June Weather July August In August Autumn Sweet September Autumn’s Processional October’s Bright Blue Weather Maple Leaves “Down to Sleep” Winter When Icicles Hang by the Wall A Winter Morning The Snow Storm Old Winter Midwinter Dirge for the Year

THE WORLD BEAUTIFUL

The World Beautiful The Harvest Moon The Cloud Before the Rain Rain in Summer Invocation to Rain in Summer The Latter Rain The Wind Ode to the Northeast Wind The Windy Night The Brook The Brook in Winter Clear and Cool Minnows Snow-Bound Highland Cattle A Scene in Paradise The Tiger The Spacious Firmament on High

GREEN THINGS GROWING

Green Things Growing The Sigh of Silence Under the Greenwood Tree The Planting of the Apple Tree An Apple Orchard in the Spring Mine Host of “The Golden Apple” The Tree A Young Fir-Wood The Snowing of the Pines The Procession of the Flowers Sweet Peas A Snowdrop Almond Blossom Wild Rose Tiger-Lilies To the Fringed Gentian To a Mountain Daisy Bind-Weed The Rhodora A Song of Clover To the Dandelion (Extract) To Daffodils The Daffodils The White Anemone The Grass The Corn-Song Columbia’s Emblem Scythe Song Time to Go The Death of the Flowers Autumn’s Mirth

ON THE WING

Sing On, Blithe Bird! To a Skylark Sir Lark and King Sun: A Parable The Skylark The Skylark The Bobolinks To a Waterfowl Goldfinches The Sandpiper The Eagle (Fragment) Child’s Talk in April The Flight of the Birds The Shepherd’s Home To a Cricket On the Grasshopper and Cricket The Tax-Gatherer To the Grasshopper and the Cricket The Bee The Humble-Bee All Things Wait Upon Thee Providence

THE INGLENOOK

A New Household Two Heavens A Song of Love Mother’s Song The Bonniest Bairn in A’ the Warl’ Cuddle Doon I Am Lonely Brother and Sister Home Love Will Find Out the Way The Sailor’s Wife Evening at the Farm Home Song Etude Rêaliste We Are Seven

FAIRY SONGS AND SONGS OF FANCY

Fairy Land Orpheus With His Lute The Arming of Pigwiggen Hesperus’ Song L’Allegro (Extracts) Sabrina Fair Alexander’s Feast Kubla Khan The Magic Car Moved On Arethusa The Culprit Fay (Extracts) A Myth The Fairy Folk The Merman The Mermaid Bugle Song The Raven The Bells

SPORTS AND PASTIMES

Blowing Bubbles Bicycling Song Going a Maying Jog On, Jog On A Vagabond Song Swimming Swimming The Angler’s Reveille The Angler’s Invitation Skating Reading On First Looking Into Chapman’s Homer Music’s Silver Sound The Power of Music Descend, Ye Nine Old Song The Barefoot Boy Leolin and Edith Going A-Nutting Whittling Hunting Song The Hunter’s Song The Blood Horse The Northern Seas The Needle

A GARDEN OF GIRLS

A Portrait Little Bell A Child of Twelve Chloe O Mally’s Meek, Mally’s Sweet Who Is Silvia? To Mistress Margaret Hussey Ruth My Peggy Annie Laurie Lucy Jessie Olivia Nikolina The Solitary Reaper Helena and Hermia Phyllis So Sweet Is She I Love My Jean My Nannie’s Awa’

THE WORLD OF WATERS

To the Ocean A Life on the Ocean Wave The Sea A Sea-Song A Visit From the Sea Drifting Tacking Ship Off Shore Windlass Song The Coral Grove The Shell Bermudas Where Lies the Land?

FOR HOME AND COUNTRY

The First, Best Country My Native Land Loyalty My Heart’s in the Highlands The Minstrel-Boy The Harp That Once Through Tara’s Halls Fife and Drum The Cavalier’s Song The Old Scottish Cavalier The Song of the Camp Border Ballad Gathering Song of Donuil Dhu The Reveille Ye Mariners of England The Knight’s Tomb How Sleep the Brave! Dirge The Burial of Sir John Moore Soldier, Rest! Recessional The Fatherland

NEW WORLD AND OLD GLORY

Dear Land of All My Love Columbus Pocahontas Landing of the Pilgrim Fathers The Twenty-Second of December Washington Warren’s Address Carmen Bellicosum The American Flag (Extract) Old Ironsides (U. S. S. “Constitution.”) Indians Crossing the Plains Concord Hymn Ode Stanzas on Freedom Abraham Lincoln Lincoln the Great Commoner Abraham Lincoln (Summer, 1865.) O Captain! My Captain! The Flag Goes By The Black Regiment Night Quarters Battle-Hymn of the Republic Sheridan’s Ride Song of the Negro Boatman Barbara Frietchie Two Veterans Stand by the Flag! At Gibraltar Faith and Freedom Our Mother Tongue The English Language To America The Name of Old Glory

IN MERRY MOOD

On a Favorite Cat, Drowned in a Tub of Goldfishes The Priest and the Mulberry Tree The Council of Horses The Diverting History of John Gilpin To a Child of Quality Charade(campbell) (Thomas Campbell, the Poet) A Riddle (A Book) A Riddle (The Vowels) A Riddle (The Letter H) Feigned Courage Baucis and Philemon The Lion and the Cub Elegy on the Death of a Mad Dog The Walrus and the Carpenter Song of the Turtle and Flamingo Captain Reece The Cataract of Lodore The Enchanted Shirt Made in the Hot Weather The Housekeeper The Monkey November Captain Sword

STORY POEMS: ROMANCE AND REALITY

The Singing Leaves Seven Times Two The Long White Seam Hannah Binding Shoes Lord Ullin’s Daughter The King of Denmark’s Ride The Shepherd to His Love Ballad Romance of the Swan’s Nest Lochinvar Jock of Hazeldean The Lady of Shalott The High Tide on the Coast of Lincolnshire The Forsaken Merman The Sands of Dee The “Gray Swan” The Wreck of the Hesperus A Greyport Legend The Glove and the Lions How’s My Boy? The Child-Musician How They Brought the Good News From Ghent to Aix The Inchcape Rock A Night With a Wolf The Dove of Dacca The Abbot of Inisfalen The Cavalier’s Escape The Pied Piper of Hamelin Hervé Riel Vision of Belshazzar Solomon and the Bees The Burial of Moses

WHEN BANNERS ARE WAVING

When Banners Are Waving Battle of the Baltic The Pipes at Lucknow The Battle of Agincourt The Battle of Blenheim The Armada: A Fragment Ivry On the Loss of the Royal George The Charge of the Light Brigade Bannockburn The Night Before Waterloo Hohenlinden Incident of the French Camp Marco Bozzaris The Destruction of Sennacherib

TALES OF THE OLDEN TIME

Sir Patrick Spens The Bailiff’s Daughter of Islington King John and the Abbot of Canterbury Lord Beichan and Susie Pye The Gay Gos-Hawk Earl Mar’s Daughter Chevy-Chace Hynde Horn Glenlogie

LIFE LESSONS

Life In a Child’s Album To-Day The Noble Nature Forbearance The Chambered Nautilus Duty On His Blindness Sir Launfal and the Leper Opportunity Abou Ben Adhem and the Angel Be True The Shepherd Boy Sings in the Valley of Humiliation A Turkish Legend Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard Polonius to Laertes The Olive Tree Coronation December The End of the Play A Farewell A Boy’s Prayer Chartless Peace Consider The Elixir One by One The Commonwealth of the Bees The Pilgrim Be Useful

THE GLAD EVANGEL

A Christmas Carol The Angels “While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks by Night” The Star Song Hymn for Christmas New Prince, New Pomp The Three Kings The Three Kings A Christmas Hymn O Little Town of Bethlehem While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks by Night Christmas Carol Old Christmas God Rest Ye, Merry Gentlemen Minstrels and Maids An Ode on the Birth of Our Saviour Old Christmas Returned Ceremonies for Christmas Christmas in England The Gracious Time Brightest and Best of the Sons of the Morning

THE POSY RING: A Book of Verse for Children

A YEAR’S WINDFALLS

Marjorie’s Almanac In February March Nearly Ready Spring Song In April Spring The Voice of Spring The Coming of Spring May Spring and Summer Summer Days September How the Leaves Came Down Winter Night A Year’s Windfalls

THE CHILD’S WORLD

The Wonderful World A Day Good-Morning What the Winds Bring Lady Moon O Lady Moon Windy Nights Wild Winds Now the Noisy Winds Are Still The Wind The Fountain The Waterfall The Voice of the Grass The Wind in a Frolic Clouds Signs of Rain A Sudden Shower Strange Lands Guessing Song The Rivulet Jack Frost Snowflakes The Water! the Water!

HIAWATHA’S CHICKENS

The Swallows The Swallow’s Nest The Birds in Spring Robin Redbreast The Lark and the Rook The Snowbird Who Stole the Bird’s Nest? Answer to a Child’s Question The Burial of the Linnet The Titmouse Birds in Summer An Epitaph on a Robin Redbreast The Bluebird Song What Does Little Birdie Say? The Owl Wild Geese Chanticleer The Singer The Blue Jay Robert of Lincoln White Butterflies The Ant and the Cricket

THE FLOWER FOLK

Little White Lily Violets Young Dandelion Baby Seed Song A Violet Bank There’s Nothing Like the Rose Snowdrops Fern Song The Violet Daffy-Down-Dilly Baby Corn A Child’s Fancy Little Dandelion Dandelions The Flax Flower Dear Little Violets Bird’s Song in Spring The Tree The Daisy’s Song Song For Good Luck

HIAWATHA’S BROTHERS

My Pony On a Spaniel, called Beau, Killing a Young Bird Beau’s Reply Seal Lullaby Milking Time Thank You, Pretty Cow The Boy and the Sheep Lambs in the Meadow The Pet Lamb The Kitten, and Falling Leaves

OTHER LITTLE CHILDREN

Where Go the Boats? Cleanliness Wishing The Boy Infant Joy A Blessing for the Blessed Piping Down the Valleys Wild A Sleeping Child Birdies with Broken Wings Seven Times One I Remember, I Remember Good-night and Good-morning Little Children The Angel’s Whisper Little Garaine A Letter Love and the Child Polly A Chill A Child’s Laughter The World’s Music The Little Land In a Garden Little Gustava A Bunch of Roses The Child After the Storm Lucy Gray Deaf and Dumb The Blind Boy

PLAY-TIME

A Boy’s Song The Lost Doll Dolladine Dressing the Doll The Pedlar’s Caravan A Sea-Song from the Shore The Land of Story-Books The City Child Going into Breeches Hunting Song Hie Away

STORY TIME

The Fairy Folk A Fairy in Armor The Last Voyage of the Fairies A New Fern The Child and the Fairies The Little Elf “One, Two, Three” What May Happen to a Thimble Discontent The Nightingale and the Glowworm Thanksgiving Day A Thanksgiving Fable The Magpie’s Nest The Owl and the Pussy-Cat A Lobster Quadrille The Fairies’ Shopping Fable A Midsummer Song The Fairies of the Caldon-Low The Elf and the Dormouse Meg Merrilies Romance The Cow-Boy’s Song

BED TIME

Auld Daddy Darkness Wynken, Blynken, and Nod Rockaby, Lullaby Sleep, My Treasure Lullaby of an Infant Chief Sweet and Low Old Gaelic Lullaby The Sandman The Cottager to Her Infant A Charm to Call Sleep Night Bed-Time Nightfall in Dordrecht

FOR SUNDAY’S CHILD

All Things Bright and Beautiful The Still Small Voice The Camel’s Nose A Child’s Grace A Child’s Thought of God The Lamb Night and Day High and Low By Cool Siloam’s Shady Rill Sheep and Lambs To His Saviour, a Child; A Present by a Child What Would You See? Corn-Fields Little Christel A Child’s Prayer

BELLS OF CHRISTMAS

The Adoration of the Wise Men Cradle Hymn The Christmas Silence An Offertory Christmas Song A Visit from St. Nicholas The Christmas Trees A Birthday Gift A Christmas Lullaby I Saw Three Ships Santa Claus Neighbors of the Christ Night Cradle Hymn The Christmas Holly

PINAFORE PALACE

THE ROYAL BABY BABY’S PLAYS

Baby’s Plays Foot Soldiers One, Two The Difference The Five Little Fairies

BABY’S HUSH-A-BYES BABY’S JOURNEYS

Baby’s Journeys Rhymes About a Little Woman

BABY’S FRIENDS

Baby’s Friends Baby’s Breakfast

NURSERY HEROES AND HEROINES

Nursery Heroes and Heroines Jack Horner

NURSERY NONSENSE

Nursery Nonsense The Rabbits

NURSERY NOVELS

The Courtship, Merry Marriage, and Picnic Dinner of Cock Robin and Jenny Wren The Death and Burial of Cock Robin Tree on the Hill

GUESS-ME-QUICKS

Guess-Me-Quicks Do You Guess It Is I?

GRANDMOTHER’S WISDOM

LITTLE PRINCE AND PRINCESS

THE PALACE PLAYTIME

Follow Me! The Baby’s Birthday Counting Out A Tea-Party Around the World My Ship and I The Feast of the Doll Cuddle Down, Dolly Playgrounds Keeping Store One and One A Happy Child

THE PALACE GARDEN

The Garden Year The Child and the World The Gravel Path A Dewdrop Who Has Seen the Wind? The Wind’s Song Who Likes the Rain? Rain Rain in Spring Sun and Rain Bees Annie’s Garden The Daisy Pussy Willow Spring Questions Snowdrops A Mystery Meadow Talk Twenty Froggies The Snail The Worm The City Mouse and the Garden Mouse The Robin to His Mate The Brown Thrush The Little Doves The Other Side of the Sky The Happy World Come, Little Leaves Little Jack Frost The Snow-Bird’s Song Snow

THE PALACE PETS

The Cow The Good Moolly Cow The Cow Bossy and the Daisy The Clucking Hen Chickens in Trouble The Funniest Thing in the World The Orphan’s Song The Darling Birds The Lamb Four Pets A Puppy’s Problem I Like Little Pussy

THE PALACE JEST-BOOK

The Owl and the Eel and the Warming-Pan The Fastidious Serpent Snake Story The Melancholy Pig Hospitality Lost Extremes The Dream of a Girl Who Lived at Seven-Oaks The Dream of a Boy Who Lived at Nine-Elms A Little Boy’s Pocket A. Apple Pie A Was an Ant The Table and the Chair Feeding the Fairies The Fairy

THE QUEEN-MOTHER’S COUNSEL

A Thought Inscription for My Little Son’s Silver Plate Praise God The Eyes of God Kindness to Animals How Doth the Little Busy Bee Deeds of Kindness Good Advice I’ll Try Clothes A Music Box If Ever I See Employment Stitching Learning to Play In Trust

THE PALACE BED-TIME

Watching Angels The Story of Baby’s Blanket The Story of Baby’s Pillow The New Moon Lady Moon The Star The Child’s Star Do You Know How Many Stars? Where Do All the Daisies Go? The Sweetest Place Good-Night Nursery Song How They Sleep Baby-Land Lullaby A Cradle Song Good-Night Prayer for a Little Child The Sleepy Song Minnie and Winnie Queen Mab A Boy’s Mother Our Mother

Other Works:

THE GIRL AND THE KINGDOM: Learning to Teach THE REPUBLIC OF CHILDHOOD: Froebel's Gifts

Preface Thoughts on the Gifts of Froebel Froebel’s First Gift Froebel’s Second Gift The Building Gifts Froebel’s Third Gift Froebel’s Fourth Gift Froebel’s Fifth Gift Froebel’s Sixth Gift Froebel’s Seventh Gift Froebel’s Eighth Gift Froebel’s Ninth Gift Froebel’s Tenth Gift General Remarks on the Gifts

CHILDREN'S RIGHTS: A Book of Nursery Logic

The Rights of the Child Children’s Plays Children’s Playthings What Shall Children Read? Children’s Stories The Relation of the Kindergarten to Social Reform How Shall We Govern Our Children? The Magic of “Together” The Relation of the Kindergarten to the Public School Other People’s Children

BLUEBEARD: A Musical Fantasy

Preface Cast of Characters Bluebeard (Lecture-Recital) Recitative

THE GIRL SCOUTS: A Training School for Womanhood

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