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Parkman, Francis. j 973.2 P24b
Boys' Parkman; selections from the historical works of Francis
Parkman; comp. by L. S. Hasbrouck. 1912. Little.
Contents: Indian tribes and traditions.—The discovery of the Mississippi.—La
Salle's winter journeys.—Tonty's adventures with the Indians.—La Salle finds the
mouth of the Mississippi.—The assassination of La Salle.—The French, the English and
the Indians.—The fall of Quebec.—Henry's adventures with the Indians.—The siege of
Detroit.
Life of Parkman, p.5-9; "Notes," p.167-187.
Salisbury, Grace Emily, & Beckwith, M. E. comp. j 028.5 S16
Index to short stories; an aid to the teacher of children. 1907. Row.
"List of story books referred to in the foregoing index," p. 115-118.
Schwartz, Julia Augusta. j 595.7 S39
Grasshopper Green's garden; the story of some wonderful little
lives; a nature reader for elementary schools. 1910. Little.
Contents: The lucky little grasshopper.—The adventures of an earthworm.—Mischievous
Madam Mosquito.—The most beautiful one in the garden.—The untidy fly.—
The spider who would a-hunting go.—This is the house the ant built.—How doth the
little busy bee.
Seaman, Augusta Huiell. j S4382J
Jacqueline of the carrier-pigeons. Sturgis.
Story of the siege of Leyden at the time of the war with Spain for Dutch freedom
and independence. Both Gysbert, the young hero, who, in the disguise of a "Glipper,"
carried messages through the Spanish army to William of Orange, and his sistei,
"Jacqueline of the carrier-pigeons," bravely did their part in saving Leyden from the
Spanish invaders.
Stein, Evaleen. j S819H
The little count of Normandy; or, The story of Raoul. Page.
How the little ten-year old count was carried away by robbers and of what happened
thereafter; a story of the times of King Charles VI of France.