Super Index of Children's Books Online: the Rosetta Project
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Old Glory Why Do We Have a Flag? Loyalty and the Flag The Cambridge Flag Other Colonial Flags The Moultrie Flag The Original Stars and Stripes I'll Try The Eutaw Flag The Homemade Flag The Winter at Valley Forge The Stars and Stripes at Sea In Victory and Defeat Carrying the Flag into the Wilderness The Star Spangled Banner The Bit of Striped Bunting Thirteen Stripes Again Fort Sumter The Soldiers Who Would Not Halt The Call of the Flag Behold Our Flag The Flag in the South The Flag Around the World The Flag is Adopted The Flag of Many Children On the Wall of Peking The Flag of Many Peoples Images: Flag Day The Pine Tree Flag The Union Jack The Cambridge Flag Colonial Flags The Heroism of Sergeant Jasper The Flag of 1777 The House of Betsy Ross The Eutaw Flag It Was a Homemade Flag That Waved Over Fort Stanwix Valley Forge in 1777 The Sinking of the Bon Homme Richard The Surrender of Cornwallis at yorktown The Flag of Fifteen Stripes and Fifteen Stars Immortal Words The Constitution and the Guerriere The Flag of Thirteen Stripes and Twenty Stars The Shot-torn Flag of Fort Sumter The Battle of Missionary Ridge Flying from Church Steeples The Flag Now Showed Thirty-six Stars Five Minutes in Which to Place the Stars and Stripes On Top A Million Men Offered Themselves Raising the Flag in Honolulu Municipal School, Manila, P. I. The Stars and Stripes on the Walls of Peking The Flag of Today with Forty-Eight Stars

Old King Cole Little Boy Blue Ride a cock-horse to Shrewsbury Cross Old King Cole Come when you're called Old woman, old woman As I was going along, long, long Humpty Dumpty Dapple Gray Barber, Barber, shave a pig Little Tommy Tittlemouse Rain, rain, go away King Arthur Solomon Grundy He that would thrive Doctor Foster A diller, a dollar There was a Piper had a cow There was a man and he had naught There was an owl lived in an oak There was a man in our tow Daffy-down-dilly The rose is red Easter-day I saw a ship a-sailing Hey diddle-diddle Snail, Snail Hush-a-bye, baby Clap hands, clap hands! Three wise men of Gotham Cross Patch Sing a song of six-pence Ride a cock-horse to Banbury Cross Lady-bug, lady-bug Is John Smith within? Two legs sat upon three legs Hickety, pickety, my black hen There was an old man of Tobago Tom, Tom, the piper's son See, saw, Margery Daw Goosey, goosey, gander Blow, wind, blow! We are all in the dumps Girls and boys, come out to play All of a row The cock doth crow Images: Old King Cole Dapple Gray; Barber, Barber, shave a pig; Little Tommy Tittlemouse; Rain, rain, go away Doctor Foster; A diller, a dollar; There was a Piper had a cow Hey diddle-diddle Sing a song of six-pence There was an old man of Tobago; Tom, Tom, the piper's son; See, saw, Margery Daw; Goosey, goosey, gander

Old Roly Bear Old Roly Bear Starts on His Trip Old Roly Bear in the Tree Top Woods Old Roly Bear Visits the School Professor Bear Gives a Concert Old Roly Bear Gives a Picnic Fun at the Picnic Old Roly Bear Invites Gypsy Fox Old Roly Bear and Professor Bear Play Checkers Old Roly Bear Returns Home Old Roly Bear Arrives Home

One Little Penny

One Syllable Primer

Opera Guyed Samson and Delilah Das Rheingold Tannhauser Tosca Carmen Hamlet Thais Hansel and Gretel Lohengrin La Traviata Die Walkure Tristan and Isolda Rigoletto Pelleas and Melisande

The Original Mother Goose Rhymes Old King Cole Little Boy Blue And I Was Going to Sell My Eggs There Was a Little Man Tom, Tom, the Piper's Son Hark! Hark! Hark! There Was an Old Man There Were Two Blind Men Who Went To See Pussy Sits Beside the Fire Shoe the Horse Pease Porridge Hot Bobby Shafto Rock-A-By Baby There Was a Crooked Man Hey Diddle Diddle There Was a Man in Our Town Sing a Song of Sixpence There Was a Man, and He Had Nought Little Robin Redbreast Bonny Lass! Baa, Baa! Black Sheep There Was a Piper Had a Cow There Was an Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe Humpty Dumpty Girls and Boys, Come Out to Play When I Was a Little Boy I Lived By Myself Little Miss Muffet Lazy Tom Ding, Dong, Bell, Pussy's In the Well! Four and Twenty Tailors One Misty, Moisty Morning Who Comes Here? There Was an Old Woman Tossed Up in a Blanket To Market, To Market, To Buy a Fat Pig Hickory, Dickory, Dock Little Jack Horner Jack Sprat Jack and Jill "To Bed! To Bed!" Says Sleepy-head One, Two, Buckle My Shoe Goosey, Goosey, Gander Sing! Sing! What Shall I Sing? Dapple-gray Deedle Deedle Dumpling, My Son John Bye, Baby Bunting Peter, Peter, Pumpkin-eater Taffy Was a Welshman Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary Charley Loves Good Cake and Ale Ride, Baby, Ride! Little Tommy Tucker There Was A Little Man, and He Wooed a Little Maid Johnny Pringle The Man in the Moon There Was an Old Woman Three Wise Men of Gotham Simple Simon Ride a Cock-horse to Banbury Cross As I Was Going to St. Ives Three Children Sliding on the Ice Once in My Life I Married a Wife Little Bo-peep Pat a Cake Handy Spandy

Otto of the Silver Hand Foreword I The Dragon's House II How the Baron Went Forth to Shear III How the Baron Came Home Shorn IV The White Cross on the Hill V How Otto Dwelt at St. Michaelsburg VI How Otto Lived in the Dragon's House VII The Red Cock Crows on Drachenhausen VIII In the House of the Dragon Scorner IX How One-eyed Hans Came to Trutz-Drachen X How Hans Brought Terror to the Kitchen XI How Otto Was Saved XII A Ride for Life XIII How Baron Conrad Held the Bridge XIV How Otto Saw the Great Emperor Afterword Images: In the belfry There they sat, just as little children in the town might sit upon their father's doorstep Away they rode with clashing hoofs and ringing armor No one was within but old Ursela, who sat crooning over a fire Abbot Otto, of St. Michaelsburg, was a gentle, patient, pale-faced old man "While I lay there with my horse upon me, Baron Frederick ran me down with his lance" The poor, simple Brother, sitting under the pear tree, close to the beehives, rocking the little baby in his arms Always it was one picture that little Otto sought Poor Brother John came forward and took the boy's hand Otto lay close to her feet upon a bearskin The grim Baron sat silent with his chin resting upon his clenched fist Slowly raising himself upon the narrow foothold he peeped cautiously within Schwartz Carl, holding his arbelast in his hand, stood silently watching He strode forward into the room and laid his hand heavily on the boy's shoulder "Then dost thou not know why I am here?" said the Baron Fritz, the swineherd, sat eating his late supper of porridge Hans held up a necklace of blue and white beads "Thou ugly toad," said the woman The man was Long Jacob, the Bowman In an instant he was flung back and down The next moment they were hanging in mid-air He was gazing straight before him with a set and stony face In the middle of the narrow way stood the motionless, steel-clad figure For a moment they stood swaying backward and forward It was the great Emperor Rudolph He took her hand and set it to his lips

Our Jungle Friends Bear Camel Alligator Deer Elephant Giraffe Quicca Possum Rhinoceros Sea-Lion Tiger Hippopotamus Kangaroo Monkey Lion Ostrich Porcupine Vulture Walrus Yak Zebra Lion

Over the Hills and Far Away Introduction The Twins oo Plants Time and Travel A Wish Seasons The Blessed Land Susy Lou Would You? Peggy and I Our Ships Taking Turns Away from Home The Little Botanist Savings The Spring Branch Xmas The Wail of the Youngest Son A Parody The Little Mother Lullaby

Over the Rainbow Bridge Do Come! A Thought My Playmate Unlike Columbus A Shock Flower Clothes When We Grow Up The Wind Child Our Flag Barefoot Fun Pansy Faces The Rainbow Neat Little Stitches Mother Knows On Rainy Days Ship Ahoy! Careless Old Snowman! Their Evening Prayer Home Again!