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    Alley-side Pickup: 10am - 7pm

    3038 Hennepin Ave Minneapolis, MN
    612-822-4611

Open Daily: 10am - 10pm | Alley-side Pickup: 10am - 7pm
3038 Hennepin Ave Minneapolis, MN
612-822-4611
Young People's Speakar

Young People's Speakar

Rock, L. J.

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ISBN10: 1406777528
ISBN13: 9781406777529
Publisher: Dodo Pr
Pages: 112
Weight: 0.33
Height: 0.27 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
CONTENTS. ARiiymeof the Year, 5 The Months, Lwzie M. Hadley . - 7 A New Years Talk, Laura E. Richard . . . 9 Under . the Holly Bough, . . Charles Mackaiy .... IJ The Nativity, Thomas Buchanan Mead . 13 First Christmas-Tree in New Eng land, St. Nicholas II In Santa Glaus Land, Ada Stewart Shellon . . 17 Kriss Krmgles Visit, 19 The Christmas Goose, Charles Dickens . . . . 20 Saint Nick, Boston Budget 21 Christmas, The Nursery 22 The Angelic Song, ..... English 23 The Three Kings, Henry W. Longfellow . . 24 Christmas Acrostic, 27 The Big Shoe, 27 What Bessie Saw, Carrie W. Br mson ... 30 Old Winter, Esquire, Alfred M. Lynes .... 31 The Wonderful Weaver, .... Cooper 33 The Falling Snow, 34 How the Question Came Home, 35 Drinking a Farm, JET, L. Hastings .... 37 Playing Drunkard, ...., . Francis S. Smith .... 3 His First and Last Brink, 40 Our First Thanksgiving Day, . . Youths Ompamon ., . 43 A Thanksgiving Story, 4S John Whites Thanksgiving, 49 113 CONTENTS. A Country Thanksgiving, ............... 50 A List of Our Presidents, . . . . . . . . ..... 51 George Washington, ................ 52 A Fourth of July Kecord, .... Lilian Dynewr Rice . . 53 Our Heroes, ..................... 54 Mrs. Junes Prospectus, ..... Susan Coolidge ..... 55 Fall Fashions, ......... Edith M. Thomas ... 56 Pardon Complete, - ................. 58 What Became of a Lie, ..... - Mrs. M. A. Kidder ... 59 Mr. Nobody, .................... 61 The Gossips, ......... Ella Wheeler Wikox . . 62 Two Pilgrims, .................... 64 Judge Browns Watermelon Story, Arkansaw Traveller . . 65 Womans Curiosity, ... ............... 68 The Dressed Turkey, ................. 72 Grandfathers Barn, ................. 73 Mrs. Piper, .......... Marian Douglas .... 75 Once-On-a-Timej ........ Emily Huntington Mttler 78 The Two Bills, ................... 79 Katrina, ...................... 81 Milly, ............ May Rttey Smith .... 82 Daisies, ....................... 84 Hilda, Spinning, ................... 85 Arties Amen, ........ . Paul Hamilton Hayne . . 88 Singing Joseph, ........ Mrs. Annie A. Preston . 90 The Fate of Sin Foo or, The Ori gin of the Tea Plant, . . . . Samuel Minturn Peel . . 96 The Whistle ......... ........... 98 The City Sportsman, ...... William H. Hill ... 9T Contentment, ......... Oliver Wendett Holmes . 100 Where They Never Feel the Cold, ........... 101 The Apple-Seed, ........ O. A. M. We6b ..... 103 Advice to a Young Man, . . ., . B. J. JSurdeUe ..... 105 YOUNG PEOPLES SPEAKER. A RHYME OF THE YEAR. JANUARY January Though cold, you have no law-You make us freeze Just when you please, And then you go and thaw February February I I think its very queer That on the way You lose a day, And find it in leap year. O windy March you are too Ioiu, You do make such a noise. You frisk about, Now in, now out, Its worse than girls and boys. . . Cry-baby April comes along, You never can tell whether Shes going to smile Or cry awhile, She has such funny weather. Then little May comes tripping i Uncertain as her name is A RHYME OF TiJE YEAH. We May have snow, The wind May blow, Or May be lots of daisies. O lovely June O lovely June Youre everything together, Your skies so fair, Your flowers so rare, Oh, stay, delightful weather Please find us fans, now, hot July, The Fourth is almost here Lets sit up late To celebrate You come but once a year. August youve a lovely moon, 1 wonder where you found it I Sobig and bright, For many a night, And then a ring around itf September, youd be very nice, But always, as a rule, That when our fun Seems just begun, You take us back to school. October wheres your friend, Jack Frost You always come together, With lovely leaves On all the trees, And hazy, dreamy weather THE MONTHSo November, youre almost too dull...

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