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The Sandman's Hour Where the Sparks Go The Good Sea Monster Mother Turkey and Her Chicks The Fairies and the Dandelion Mr. 'Possum The Rooster That Crowed Too Soon Tearful Hilda's Mermaid The Mirror's Dream The Contest The Pink and Blue Eggs Why the Morning-Glory Sleeps Dorothy and the Portrait Mistress Pussy's Mistake Kid The Shoemaker Rat The Poppies Little China Doll The Disorderly Girl The Wise Old Gander Dinah Cat and the Witch The Star and the Lily Lazy Gray The Old Gray Hen The Worsted Doll

The Scarlet Letter Preface The Custom-House—Introductory I. The Prison-Door II. The Market-Place III. The Recognition IV. The Interniew V. Hester at her Needle VI. Pearl VII. The Governor's Hall VIII. The Elf-Child and the Minister IX. The Leech X. The Leech and his Patient XI. The Interior of a Heart XII. The Minister's Vigil XIII. Another View of Hester XIV. Hester and the Physician XV. Hester and Pearl XVI. A Forest Walk XVII. The Pastor and his Parishioner XVIII. A Flood of Sunshine XIX. The Child at the Brook-Side XX. The Minister in a Maze XXI. The New England Holiday XXII. The Procession XXIII. The Revelation of the Scarlet Letter XXIV. Conclusion Images: The young woman stood fully revealed Hawthorne in the Custom-House Surveyor Pue and Hawthorne "Goodwives," said a hard-featured dame, "I'll tell ye a piece of my mind" A crowd of eager and curious schoolboys Illuminating ... the dusky mirror Hester seated herself on the bed There dwelt, there trode, the feet of one Children would creep nigh enough to behold her Hester at her needle A young maiden glancing at the scarlet letter She saw the children disporting themselves Governor Bellingham appeared to be showing off his Estate Usually a vast favorite with children Into the sunny day was thrust the face of Mistress Hibbins Mr. Dimmesdale's flock A pious widow, of good social rank One day, leaning his forehead on his hand To such unwonted remoteness Good Father Wilson was moving homeward A blazing spear ... in the midnight sky None so self-devoted as Hester "It is our Hester" She beheld the old physician in quest of roots and herbs The old dame in the chimney corner "What does this sad little brook say, mother?" She beheld the minister advancing "So, reverend Sir, you have made a visit into the forest," observed the witch-lady They were rough-looking desperadoes With purpose to snatch a kiss Hester at the foot of the scaffold

Short History of Discovery

Ska-Denge (Beaver for Revenge) Introductory Chapter: The Gang of the Three Brothers I. The Scroll of the A-Bols II. Three Visitors III. Trapped IV. In the Sacred Lake V. Shag VI. The Purple Bob-Cat VII. On the Table-Land of A-Bol VIII. A Startling Discovery IX. Rappidy-Fan X. In the Robbers' Den XI. The Muttering Grotto XII. Old Granny Kee-Ack XIII. Ghostie Gutter XIV. The Lost Tribe XV. The Witches' Windpipe XVI. A Desperate Move XVII. Jee-Soot's Last Word Images: Red Alder Laughed Heartily A Stranger Assortment Count Not Have Been Found in Any Forest The Embodiment of an Utterly Malign Force A Bright Blue Berry Which Snakes Ate with Relish They Whispered to Each Other, and Shuffled Their Talons Ne-Hunk Drained Half Its Contents Red Alder Looked About Him, and His Blood Boiled with Rage and Sorrow This Terrible Weasel Dropped Through a Crevice in the Roof Above Our Heads Tearing It with Teeth and Claws Wringing Their Hands and Moaning Root Mucker's Tavern He Paused Just Inside the Door Three Small and Sparkling Stones Hopped from His Beak Debs-Con-Eeg Stood Before Him A Grin Pushed His Whiskers Back A-Bol Mountain A Very Old and Wise and Experienced Animal Red Alder Stood at the Canyon-like Mouth of the Great South Basin A Little Figure with Shining Eyes He Half Swung Around Slid Tail First Down the Slope of the Shore He Realized That He Had Been Going Down a Very Long Distance Struggled a Moment, and Then Lay Still with Long Wings Out-stretched He Could Not Even Come Up for Air Without Extreme Danger A Gigantic Pillar of Boulders Running on a Slant Down into the Water Shag Forgot His Own Danger and Stared Earnestly Down on the Lake With a Piercing Cry, "Red! Red!" The Snake-Bills Stumbled and Cursed Krippin Scanned the Landscape Unfolding Beneath His Journey "The Wind Pocket! The Wind Pocket!" They All Shouted "I'll Pick Yer Back-bone for Dis Trick!" He Leaped Across the Chasm Debs-Con-Eeg's Private Crag "I Have Sore Need of Such as You This Night" "Now Go and Call the Hunters Together Upon the Plateau" The Shape of It Was Not Unlike a Tomb Dead-Eye Wallow, A Ghostly and Sullen Spot "Lost in the Den of the A-Bol Ghosties!" They Were Full of Somebody's Good Wine With a Sigh of Weariness, Rapiddy-Fan Settled Upon a Pinnacle Black and Threatening Clouds Had Been Forming Around the Table-land They Lay Flat to the Rocks, Beaten and Thrashed by the Storm He Crept Again to His Peek Hole He Had Explored Every Hole and Passage and Cavern Shag Got Bolder and Put His Arms Around the Eagle's Neck He Gave Shag a Push with His Nose Hauling Himself Along Painfully Red Alder Grabbed Him by the Ankle It Was a Strange Wind Kennel Enough "Wot a Sight! Wot a Noble 'An'Some Sight!" Grizzled and Seamed and Puckered with Extreme Old Age, and Stiff With Astonishment Old Granny Kee-Ack The Mountain Shell Fairly Boiled with the Marauders Clinging with Beak and Talons to a Gnarled Branch But Skunt Had Taken a Real Liking to Shag They Turned with the Windings of the Gutter "Where Did He Get Those Things?" Krippen Whispered "Jee-Soot Never Sleeps, my Friend!" Red Alder Was Silent, Marveling At Such Simplicity and Patience He Exploded Into Loud Bellows of Sorrow Its Smokey Flare Lighted Up Their Strained Faces Kicked His Hind Ones into the Air Twice "That's the Wise Old Cat, Red, and Nobuddy Else!" Snake-Bills Frightened by the Scream He Reached the End of It and Crawled Up from the Icy Water Around and Around It They Fought Jee-Soot Dashed Out Upon the Table-Land with Granny Behind Him Spinning Like a Hickory Nut They Rocked with Laughter With Unmitigated Gall, Watching the Ceremonies of the A-Bols "He Still Lives!" Hurled Against His Clenched Teeth the Same Word, "Ska-Denge!"

The Skating Gander I Great News from Amsterdam II Katrina Makes a Discovery III New Faces and Strange Places IV Jan Runs Away V Goosie Gander Has an Exciting Adventure VI Dark Clouds VII Broken Dishes and a Broken Heart VIII Jan Starts on a Long Journey IX Back to the Red-Roofed Cottage X A Summons from the Queen XI Mynheer de Groot to the Rescue XII Goosie Gander Speaks for Himself XIII Jan Returns in Fine Clothes

Snip and Snap and the Billy Goat

Snip and Snap and the Poll Parrot

Snowshoe Al's Bed Time Storries Introduction Little Oswald An' Tha Dentist Krazy Kelly Buys A Dawg Gumdrop Gus Why Reginald Rabbit Joined Tha Navy Tha Diskovery Uv Amerika Tha Diskovery Uv Amerika - Part Two Tha Diskovery Uv Amerika - Part Three Tha Diskovery Uv Amerika - Part Four Tha Diskovery Uv Amerika - Part Five Oswald Hires A Lawyer Little Lessons Fer Childurn Anteek Ed Wot Soured Tha Radio Home Sweet Home Why Krazy Kelly Kwit Smoking Tha Konversaishunal Owls Faro Pete's Cafe Klarence Krow, Tha Kriminal Our College Dr. Otter Maiks A Diskovery A Kold Nite In Alaska Sammy Squirrel Gits Careless A Alaskan Farm Anshient Histery (Narsissus) Oscar An' Merton Slim Jim Tha Polekat Bruthers Little Lessons Fer Childurn Algernon Fleabrain Men Wot Histery Have Overlooked (Hip Gin) Why Buster Bumblebee Is A Bachelor Tha Arizona Wildkat Harold Oyster Tha Low Down on Simson Men Wot Histery Have Overlooked (Ignatz Katz) A Essay On Tha Sheek Oscar Mink Prooves His Friendship Tha Fall Uv Babylon Speeking Uv He-Men,— Tha Yukon Kid's Tuffest Job Tha Sad Storrie Uv Little Cedric Noo York Sity (A Gide Fer Visiters) Tha Grate Fur Koat Mistery Arizona Jim Fifteen Minits Frum State Street Gutter-Pup Brown Frenzied Finance In Alaska Goat-Fase Murphy Jist No Use Tryin' Tha Originaishun Uv Gedunking Tha Diamond Merchant Short Storries Thunder-Fase Sam Out Wair Tha West Begins Damun & Pithius - Ack I Damun & Pithius - Ack II Damun & Pithius - Ack III Images: "Snowshoe Al hisself" "Krazy Kelly Buys A Dawg" Columbis Offering Cheef Mud-Hen A "Shot" "Tha Diskovery uv Amerika" Little Lessons Fer Childurn "Why Krazy Kelly Kwit Smoking" "Klarence Krow, Tha Kriminal" "Oscar an' Merton" Little Lessons Fer Childurn "Tha Arizona Wildkat" "Tha Low Down On Simson" "Oscar Mink Prooves His Friendship" "Fifteen Minits frum State Street" "Jist No Use Tryin'" "Out Wair Tha West Begins"

Snowy Tail - A Champion Jack Rabbit Snowy Tail Alone in the Home Nest Snowy Tail's Narrow Escape Snowy Tail Forgets His Troubles Snowy Frees Mammy White Tail Mammy Plays a Trick on Old Jordan's Hounds Snowy Thinks the Big World Queer Snowy Tail Breaks His Promise Snowy Tail Attends a Surprise Party How the Party Broke Up Snowy Tail Grows Up Fast Images: "Now you sit just as still as can be" He saw old Crafty far down the hillside The big hound came after him He saw another little jack rabbit "Plunk!plunk!plunk!...came a green frog"

Something to Find Something to Find Collecting Rare Flowers About Some Fishes The Animals and Their Homes Images: Some Flowers to Find Some Rare Wild Flowers Some Freshwater Fish Some Common Shells Various British Shells Some Animals At Home Some British Wild Animals A Picture with Something to Find Some Well-Known British Birds' Eggs Some Nests to Find Some Well-Known British Moths and Butterflies Another Picture with Something to Find by the Sea

Songs of Childhood Singing Good Morning My Doll's Lullaby Selling Flowers Little Bluebird Shoes Bells Night A Boy's Pockets The Moon Bunny The Hen Snow Stars My Garden Roses Up and Down Dancing My Top Nutting Snow At Night Morning Song Snowballs April In the Rain The Wind Polliwogs The White Water Lily Summer and Winter Halloween Little Miss Muffet Bobby Shafto The Organ Man Blow, Wind, Blow The Mountain Rill Morning Wishes The Meadow Flippity Flop Puss-In-Boots Phoebe Bird Evening Shadows Bean Porridge Hot My Dog My Canary Chickadee The Farmer in the Dell Churning Song The Singer Sleep, Baby, Sleep Six Little Pigs See-Saw The Squirrel's Joke Planting Corn May-Pole Dance Busy Bee The Runaway Dancing in the Orchard What We Like To Do Little Violet The Rain Goosey, Goosey, Gander Jack-A-Nory The Rooster Spotted Frog Rock-A-By The Lark The Merry-Go-Round Our Flag The Schoolroom Clock To the Mountains In Winter Out of Doors Holly A Tea Party In a Hickory Nut Round and Round the Village Kitty White What Does the Bee Do? The Shower Little Jack Horner Blow, Blow, Bubble The Big Drum Lullaby Little Miss Etticoat Saturday Christmas Eve Sister Rain and Brother Wind Sleeping and Waking March The Little Indian How D'You Do, My Partner? Six Little Snails Three Ships A-Sailing Who Has Seen the Wind? Pussy Willow If I Were An Elfin September Toyland The Deep Hole Tommy Taylor The Ragman The Baker The Swing Winding the Maypole The Winds The Bridge of Avignon Santa Claus Cradle Song Labor Day A Song of Fairies St. Valentine's Day Allegiance to the Flag My Snow Man A Little Song Funny Baby Eskimo Song of the Needle The Ducks At Evening A Cup of Tea Old Mother Hubbard Dancing Song Lady Slippers Driving Home the Cows The Fire Engine Christmas Day Water Song Hey, Diddle, Diddle Swing, Cradle, Swing Making the Snow Man Soldier Boy We Thank Thee America

Star Stories for Little Folks The Two Dippers Auriga, the Wagoner Tauras, the Bull Orion Gemini, the Twins Canis Major, the Great Dog Leo, the Lion Boötes, the Herdsman Corona, the Northern Crown Lyra, the Lyre Cygnus, the Swan Scorpio Sagittarius, the Archer The Square of Pegasus, the Triangle and Aries, the Ram Cassiopeia's Chair The Planets

Stories of Great American Scouts Preface Daniel Boone Simon Kenton Davy Crockett The Trail of Lewis and Clark Sam Houston Kit Carson Wild Bill Hickock Buffalo Bill Images: Daniel Boone Simon Kenton Davy Crockett The Louisiana Purchase was not made until after the Lewis and Clarke expedition was on its way Sam Houston Kit Carson Wild Bill Hickock Buffalo Bill

The Story Book of Coal How It Came To Be Different Kinds of Coal Early History of Coal Coal Mines Getting Coal Out of Mines Transportation Uses of Coal

The Story Book of Houses The Cave Dwellers The Lake Dwellers The Tree House The Cliff Dwellers The Pueblo The Igloo The Grass-Thatched House The Tent The Tepee The Log House The Peasant House The Castle The Chinese Junk Dutch Houses A House of Today The Skyscraper

Story Fun Finding Things Mr Rabbit's New Necktie Shining Swords A Beetle Fence The Blackbird's New Home Nancy A Promise is A Promise How to Be Happy Jerry and the Goose Christmas Day Snippy's Adventures The Trap-Door Snippy and the Lobster Madam Turkey Squirmie Big Bridge As Sharp as a Needle Dr. Pompous Pickerel An Afternoon Tea Teddy's Friends In the Dark Cellar Brownie Wee The House on Green Cut Road Brownie Wee and the Big Fat Purse Bunny The Moonlight Trail over the Hills Princess Fluff-Puff Images: "That is very pretty," said he "How well you look!" cried the millikins "What a splendid fence!" they cried. "Where did you get it?" The Jones family came back Mrs. Gray was planting seeds Mother took the cookies Tried to was herself with her tongue as Mrs. Cat did "Do what your heart tells you to do" He could not seem to find his umbrella He fluttered to the barnyard Nancy's Christmas tree was twinkling with candle lights Before he knew it he had eaten the candy Snippy had been dozing in Grandmother's chair He was going at a scamper "I cannot find him" Snap! "What has happened to Snippy?" She was heading toward the blackberry thicket "Aha!" said he. "Madam Turkey is in there" "That was a hook," said his mother He called in his most polite way Only a tiny pitcher of lemonade was left What a sight met their eyes! Brownie Wee could look over the heads of the daisies She tied the mouse's pink bonnet under her tiny brown chin Brownie Wee was glad when old Mr. Lame Duck hobbled along From morning until night he stuffed and stuffed There were all his old playmates calling to him to hurry up He simply could not dive Bunny took her proudly by the hand

Story Hour - Book Two Queen Mab Happy The Three Wishes Ted Billy Goat's Barnyard Bed in Summer The Three Bears Spry Mouse and Mr. Frog The Little Elf The Real Princess The Sun's Travels Mayor Rat's Niece The Moon The Friendly Indians Boats Sail on the River The Three Goats The Swing The Story of Mr. Shellback Who Has Seen the Wind? Lily Etta nd the Little Bear The Bell of Atri Nikolina Little Red Riding Hood Cedar Tree's Reward The Little Artist King Alfred and the Cakes What is Pink? The Princess Lily The Fairies Colum Moor and the Elves My Shadow The Miller's Daughter To a Honeybee The Skating Party An Escape from the Indians A Boy's Song Frank's Big Fish Seven Times One Jack's Birthday A Rime of Time

The Story of Sir Launcelot and his Companions Prologue Part I: The Chevalier of the Cart Chapter First - How Denneys found Sir Launcelot, and how Sir Launcelot Rode Forth for to rescue Queen Guinevere From the Castle of Sir Mellegrans, and of What Befell Him Upon the Assaying of that Adventure Chapter Second - How Sir launcelot Rode in a Cart to Rescue Queen Guinevere and How He Came in that Way to the Castle of Sir Mellegrans Chapter Third - How Sir Launcelot was Rescued From the Pit and How He Overcame Sir Mellegrans and Set Free the Queen and Her Court From the Duress They Were in Part II: The Story of Sir Gareth of Orkney Chapter First - How Gareth of Orkney Came to the Castle of Kynkennedon Where King Arthur was Holding Court, and How it Fared With Him at That Place Chapter Second - How Gareth set Forth Upon an Adventure with a Young Damsel Hight Lynette; how He Fought with Sir Kay, and How Sir Launcelot Made Him a Knight. Also in this it is Told of Several Other Happenings that Befell Gareth, Called Beaumains, at this Time Chapter Third - How Sir Gareth and Lynette Travelled Farther Upon their Way; how Sir Gareth Won the Pass of the River against Two Strong Knights, and How he Overcame the Black Knight of the Black Lands. Also How He Saved a Good Worthy Knight From Six Thieves who Held Him in Duress Chapter Fourth - How Sir Gareth met Sir Percivant of Hind, and how He Came to Castle Dangerous and Had Speech with the Lady Layonnesse. Also How the Lady Layonnesse Accepted Him for Her Champion Chapter Fifth - How Sir Gareth Fought with the Red Knight of the Red Lands and How it Fared with Him in that Battle. Also How His Dwarf was Stolen, and How His Name and Estate Became Known and Were Made Manifest Part III: The Story of Sir Launcelot and Elaine the Fair Chapter First - How Sir Launcelot Rode Errant and How He Assumed to Undertake the Adventure of the Worm of Corbin Chapter Second - How Sir Launcelot Slew the Worm of Corbin, and How He was Carried Thereafter to the Castle of Corbin and to King Pelles and to the Lady Elaine the Fair Chapter Third - How King Arthur Proclaimed a Tournament at Astolot, and How King Pelles of Corbin Went With His Court Thither to that Place. Also How Sir Launcelot and Sir Lavaine Had Encounter with two Knights in the Highway Thitherward Chapter Fourth - How Sir Launcelot and Sir Lavaine Fought in the Tournament at Astolot. How Sir Launcelot was Wounded in that Affair, and How Sir Lavaine Brought Him Unto a Place of Safety Chapter Fifth - How Sir Launcelot Escaped Wounded into the Forest, and How Sir Gawaine Discovered to the Court of King Pelles who was le Chevalier Malfait Chapter Sixth - How the Lady Elaine Went to Seek Sir Launcelot and how Sir Launcelot Afterwards Returned to the Court of King Arthur Part IV: The Madness of Sir Launcelot Chapter First - How Sir Launcelot Became a Madman of the Forest and How He Was Brought to the Castle of Sir Blyant Chapter Second - How Sir Launcelot Saved the Life of Sir Blyant. How He Escaped From the Castle of Sir Blyant, and How He Slew the Great Wild Boar of Lystenesse, and Saved the life of King Arthur, His Leige Lord Chapter Third - How Sir Launcelot Returned to Corbin Again and How the lady Elaine the Fair Cherished Him and Brought Him Back to Health. Also How Sir Launcelot with the lady Elaine Withdrew to Joyous Isle Part V: The Story of Sir Ewaine and the Lady of the Fountain Chapter First - How Sir Ewaine and Sir Percival Departed Together in Quest of Sir Launcelot, and How They Met Sir Sagramore, Who Had Failed in a Certain Adventure. Also How Sir Sagramore Told His Story Concerning That Adventure Chapter Second - How Sir Ewaine Undertook That Adventure in Which Sir Sagramore Had Failed, and How it Sped with Him Thereafter Chapter Third - How a Damsel, Hight Elose, Who Was in Service With the Lady Lesolie of the Fountain, Brought Succor to Sir Ewaine in His Captivity Chapter Fourth - How Sir Ewaine Returned to the Court of King Arthur, and How he Forgot the Lady Lesolie and His Duty to the Fountain Chapter Fifth - How Sir Ewaine was Succored and Brought Back to Life by a Certain Noble Lady, How He Brought Aid to that Lady in a Time of Great Trouble, and How He Returned Once Again to the Lady Lesolie of the Fountain Part VI: The Return of Sir Launcelot Chapter First - How Sir Percival Met His Brother, and How They Two Journeyed to the Priory where their Mother Dwelt and What Befell Them Thereafter Chapter Second - How Sir Percival and Sir Ector de Maris Came to a Very Wonderful Place Where was a Castle in the Midst of a Lake Chapter Third - How Sir Launcelot and Sir Percival and Sir Ector and the Lady Elaine Progressed to the Court of King Arthur, and How a Very Good Adventure Befell Them Upon Their Way Part VII: The Nativity of Galahad Chapter First - How Sir Bors de Ganis and Sir Gawaine Went Forth in Search of Sir Launcelot. How They Parted Company, and What Befell Sir Gawaine Thereafter Chapter Second - How Sir Bors and Sir Gawaine Came to a Priory in the Forest, and How Galahad Was Born at That Place Images: The Lady Elaine the Fair Head Piece - Table of Contents Tail Piece - Table of Contents Head Piece - List of Illustrations Tail Piece - List of Illustrations Sir Mellegrans interrupts the sport of the Queen Head Piece - Prologue Tail Piece - Prologue Denneys and the Hermit help Sir Launcelot to his Armor Head Piece How Sir Launcelot rode errant in a cart The Damsel Elouise the Fair rescues Sir Launcelot Sir Gareth of Orkney Head Piece The Damsel Lynette Sir Gareth doeth Battle with the Knight of the River Ford The Lady Layonnesse The Lady Layonnesse cometh to the Pavillion of Sir Gareth Tail Piece How Sir Launcelot held discourse with ye Merry Minstrels Head Piece Sir Launcelot slayeth the Worm of Corbin Sir Launcelot confideth his Shield to Elaine the Fair Sir Launcelot and Sir Lavaine overlook the Field of Astalot Sir Gawaine knoweth the Shield of Sir Launcelot Sir Launcelot leapeth from the window Tail Piece The Madman of the Forest who was Sir Launcelot Head Piece The Forest Madman saveth ye Life of King Arthur Tail Piece The Lady Elaine the Fair knoweth Sir Launcelot Sir Gawaine, Knight of the Fountain Head Piece Sir Ewaine poureth water on the slab The Damsel Elose giveth a ring to Sir Ewaine The Lady of the Fountain A Damsel bringeth aid unto Sir Ewaine Sir Lamorach and Sir Percival receive their Mother's Blessing Head Piece Sir Percival and Sir Ector look upon the Isle of Joy Sir Lavaine the son of Pelles Merlin Prophesieth from a Cloud of Mist Head Piece Tail Piece Sir Bors de Ganis, the good The Barge of the Dead

Stubbington Manor I. Stubbington Manor II. Shopping III. Seven Young Gentlemen IV. The Master of the House V. Lovely Food VI. Settling In VII. Companion's Flight VIII. The Sack IX. Bitty has an Idea X. In the Night XI. War and Peace XII. Glory 'But I want to know ...' Images: "Crumbs!" muttered the dumb-founded Butler He was trying to think clearly and cleverly There they sat, their fur blowing in the wind, their faces wreathed in smiles "I want to buy a little gold button and a small piece of flannel" "I've been to school!" Golden Syrup plunged his paw into the golden syrup Lord Rushington stood stiffly erect in the bath "I suppose you know that this house belongs to us," he said An arm ... showed for a moment above the window-ledge "Rushie said I was to give you the sack" There was Bitty "Albert! Albert! Come out! Come out! You'll be burnt!" shouted the bears "The Albert Medal," he said, "By order of His Majesty the King"

Sunbeams Dedication Miss Poppy The Song of the Corn My Bunny Piggy and Pussy The Window, the Chimney and the Sun Dandy The River Tip's Temptation Greedy Pussy The Best Treasure The Broken Spade On the Stile London Children Willie's Wishes Who's At Home? Johnny's Reason Mister Mouse Remembrance The Spade and Bucket The Fisher's Boat

Sunbonnet Babies in Mother Goose Land

Sunny Crest Farmyard How the Queen Forgot Her Crown How the Knights Proved Their Knighthood Star-Baby Couldn't Learn Good Manners The Monster Makes Friends At Sunny Crest Images: Sunny Crest Farmyard is a happy place in which to live The pigs left crumbs so the pigeons could always pick up a good dinner Wolly sheep left bits of soft fleece on the bushes for the birds The Queen leaning over to take a drink saw her picture in the water The Queen crept under the fence into the garden The Queen sang to herself as she scratched the dry brown leaves together The Queen proudly looked down at the nest full of eggs The Queen held her proud head so high she didn't see the Little Red Pig "Oh!" cried the Twins. "A nest full of eggs!" "Whonk, whonk! said Gray Goose. "I'll just lay my egg right here." "Cluck, cluck!" said the Queen, "how large those eggs have grown!" The other farmyard hens were busy with their little drab chicks Even Old Rover was too busy to miss the Queen "Cluck, cluck!" What a queer, queer family was there "We'll go to the pond for a drink, stay close to Mother." "Cock-a-doodle-oodle-oodle-ooo!" laughed the Big Rooster To the meadow went Tall Turkey Mother with a brood of long-legged babies Helter-skelter, off to the farmhouse ran the Twins The Knights arched their slim necks and looked every bit as grand as knights are supposed to look The Farmyard Folk gathered about to enjoy the sight Old Lazy Sorghum raised his shaggy head and nickered "Hurry back!" Big Rooster and Turkey Gobbler practiced arching their necks "Ouch! Ouch! O-o-o-uch!" cried Little Red Pig Old Rover slept with one paw over the rim of a carriage wheel Little Screech Owl asked, "Why-i-i-i-i? Why-i-i-i?" The Younger Knight looked anxious as Old Rover gazed up at him "Old Rover doesn't like the new car," laughed the Twins Big Rooster looked down from his stump and forgot to crow Little Red Pig, in the shadow of the bridge, opened a sleepy eye The Monster was upon him, but Little Red Pig never moved Old Rover picked up his ears and bounded through the open gate Little Red Pig got out of the way in a hurry Little Red Pig could not hear the Twins and began to feel very unhappy "Steady, boys, steady there! You've got to lift it!" The Twins rolled from under the Monster on down the steep bank Star-Baby pushed her wet little nose through the Farmyard fence "It mut be White-Star's baby crying!" said the Twins Star-Baby cried "M-m-a-a-a!" when the Twins left her "Ugh, ugh, ugh!" grunted Little Red Pig. "Ugh, ugh!" By and by Star-Baby lay down to have a nap There stood Star-Baby right in the middle of Mother's pansy bed The Twins watched as Mother frosted the birthday cake Higher than their heads the Twins held the snow mountain The Twins let Star-Baby go out on the lawn with them Everyone had a turn riding old Lazy Sorghum around the drive "M-m-a-a-a, M-m-a-a-a!" cried Star-Baby, and stamped her tiny hoofs Big Rooster hopped up on the wall when the Monster with a noisy honk glided through the gates Lazy Sorghum shook his head, then trotted to the end of the yard Old Rover sulked behind the carriage house For a pleasant greeting Cousin Bob tweaked Little Red Pig's tail "Oh, the Knights are wonderful!" cried Cousin Betty "It's a long, hot trip," said Lazy Sorghum to Little Red Pig The Cousins, in their jaunty new riding suits "Makes me long for the old days," said Father wistfully We must never allow a mouse to take even the tiniest nibble Old Rover grew excited and growled at the Monster Cousin Betty clapped her hands and cried "Splendid! Splendid!" Grandmother said, "Well, well well!" Old Rover suddenly pricked up his ears and listened to the sound Tailpiece

Sunshine ABC

Swanee River (Old Folks At Home)