Harry's Ladder To Learning

About this eBook

Author

Anonymous

Title

Harry's Ladder to Learning

Credits

The Online Distributed Proofreading Team

Language

English

LoC Class

PZ: Language and Literatures: Juvenile belles lettres

Subject

Country life -- Juvenile fiction

Category

Text

eBook-No.

24644

Project Gutenberg

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/24644

Release Date

February 19, 2008

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.HARRY’S LADDER TO LEARNING. — WITH
2. 2.Two Hundred and Thirty Illustrations.
3. 3.PART I. — HARRY’S HORN-BOOK. — BOY — CAT. — DOG. — JUG. — COW. — PIG. — BED. — FOX. — COCK. — DUCK. — MILL. — GOAT. — STAG. — ROSE. — HARE. — BEAR. — LAMP. — HOUSE. — CLOCK. — PEARS. — GOOSE. — HORSE. — SHEEP. — CHAIR. — KNIFE. — FORK. — SPOON. — RAKE, HOE, AND SPADE. — GRAPES. — BRIDGE. — CHURCH. — LION. — SOFA. — APPLE. — BASIN. — TABLE. — PANSY. — ROBIN. — CAMEL. — DONKEY. — PIGEON. — MONKEY. — TURKEY. — RABBIT. — WAGGON. — TEAPOT. — SPARROW. — FUSCHIA. — PHEASANT. — FILBERTS. — WOODCOCK. — COFFEE POT. — PARTRIDGE. — GUINEA FOWL. — GLASS AND DECANTER. — ELEPHANT. — WHEELBARROW. — STRAWBERRIES. — CONVOLVULUS.
4. 4.HARRY’S PICTURE-BOOK.
5. 5.PICTURE-BOOK. — Look at the Cow and her little Calf. — Aunt Mary and Maria gathering Flowers. — Betty is taking Eggs to Market. — See how the Hen is feeding her Chickens. — Little Maria is saying her Lessons. — The Horse is leaping over a Rail, — And the Dog is hunting a Deer. — Tom is trying to catch Fish in the River. — John runs fast with his Hoop. — Harry and Herbert are flying a Kite. — Ellen is swinging on a Rope. — Harry is riding on his Pony. — Ann is feeding the Chickens. — Two Cows are drinking in the Pond. — Charles and Edward are playing Marbles. — Maria is feeding her pretty Pigeons. — Aunt Mary is riding on a Donkey. — Walter is feeding his Rabbits. — Ann and Betsey are gleaning Corn. — Mamma is dancing Baby. — Look at Betty milking the Cow. — These two Boys are playing at Leap-frog. — James is digging with a Spade. — Harry is giving some Bread to a poor Man. — Benjamin is feeding a Robin. — Teddy is playing at Trap and Ball. — Here is Bob the Shepherd and his Dog. — Betty is churning the Milk into Butter. — Mamma and her Sons going to Church. — Eliza and Mary are playing at Shuttlecock. — Nelly is nursing her Dolly. — George is making Hay. — The Fox is going to steal a Chicken. — The Magpies have built their Nest in a Tree. — What a steady old Cart-horse! — See how the pretty Pigeons fly to their Cote! — The Donkey is looking at the two Rabbits. — Papa is reading a new Book. — John is carrying Straw in his Barrow. — A Goose and three Ducks are swimming. — Here is a Mare and her little Foal. — Frank is going out with his Dog and Gun. — What a nice Sheep with her two pretty Lambs! — This is a pretty Tree! it is an Ash. — Look at the Cattle in the Farm-yard.
6. 6.HARRY’S NURSERY SONGS.
7. 7.NURSERY SONGS.
8. 8.HARRY’S LADDER TO LEARNING.
9. 9.HARRY’S NURSERY TALES.
10. 10.NURSERY TALES.
11. 11.HARRY’S SIMPLE STORIES. — From Mrs. Barbauld’s “Lessons for Children.”
12. 12.SIMPLE STORIES.
13. 13.JANUARY.
14. 14.FEBRUARY.
15. 15.MARCH.
16. 16.APRIL.
17. 17.MAY.
18. 18.JUNE.
19. 19.JULY.
20. 20.AUGUST.
21. 21.SEPTEMBER.
22. 22.OCTOBER
23. 23.NOVEMBER.
24. 24.DECEMBER.
25. 25.THE IDLE BOY.
26. 26.GATHERING APPLES.
27. 27.HARRY’S COUNTRY WALK. — COUNTRY WALK. — THE SILLY LITTLE LAMB.
28. 28.PLEASURE BOOKS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE, — BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED BY — JOHN ABSOLON, EDWARD WEHNERT, AND HARRISON WEIR.
29. 29.LITTLE MARY’S BOOKS, — ADORNED WITH NUMEROUS ILLUSTRATIONS. — INDESTRUCTIBLE BOOKS FOR CHILDREN. — PRINTED ON A PATENT CLOTH, — THE
30. 30.PATENT INDESTRUCTIBLE PRIMER, — WITH FORTY ILLUSTRATIONS.
31. 31.HARRY’S BOOKS. — PRICE SIXPENCE EACH PLAIN, ONE SHILLING COLOURED.
32. 32.HARRY’S LADDER TO LEARNING, — WITH TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY ILLUSTRATIONS,
33. 33.A CHILD’S FIRST LESSON-BOOK, — IN PROGRESSIVE LESSONS, — CHIEFLY IN WORDS OF ONE SYLLABLE, — Illustrated with Sixty Pictures by Birket Foster and Harrison Weir.
34. 34.THE BABES IN THE WOOD, — ILLUSTRATED WITH — TEN BEAUTIFUL DRAWINGS BY THE MARCHIONESS OF WATERFORD. — Illuminated Edition.
35. 35.THE PEACOCK AT HOME, — BY MRS. DORSET. — PRINTED WITH TWELVE HIGHLY ILLUMINATED BORDERS, — WITH THE — QUADRUPEDS, BIRDS, AND INSECTS, IN THEIR NATURAL COLOURS. — Illustrated Edition.
36. 36.RIP VAN WINKLE, — BY WASHINGTON IRVING. — ILLUSTRATED WITH — SIX OUTLINES BY FELIX DARLEY OF NEW YORK.

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