Little Folks:

About this eBook

Author

Various

Title

Little Folks A Magazine for the Young (Date of issue unknown)

Credits

Produced by Chris Curnow, Joseph Cooper, Josephine Paolucci and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net.

Language

English

LoC Class

AP: General Works: Periodicals

Subject

Children's periodicals, English

Category

Text

eBook-No.

25534

Project Gutenberg

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/25534

Release Date

May 20, 2008

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.Little Folks :
2. 2.A Magazine for the Young. — NEW AND ENLARGED SERIES. — CASSELL & COMPANY, Limited — LONDON, PARIS & NEW YORK. — [ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.]
3. 3.Contents
4. 4.A LITTLE TOO CLEVER. — By the Author of "Pen's Perplexities," "Margaret's Enemy," "Maid Marjory," &c. — CHAPTER IV.—HAS ELSIE FORGOTTEN? — CHAPTER V.—"THE VERY TIME." — CHAPTER VI.—ON THE WAY. — CHAPTER VII.—THE CROFTER'S COTTAGE. — ( To be continued. )
5. 5.HINTS ON CANVASINE PAINTING.
6. 6.A RACE ON THE SANDS.
7. 7.THE KING AND QUEEN'S QUARREL. — (NARRATED BY A DOLL).
8. 8.THE KINGFISHER AND THE FISHES.
9. 9.OUR SUNDAY AFTERNOONS. — THE DREAM OF THE BARLEY CAKE.
10. 10.BIBLE EXERCISES FOR SUNDAY AFTERNOONS.
11. 11.ANSWERS TO BIBLE EXERCISES (1-12. See p. 20 ).
12. 12.THE CHILDREN'S LIGHT BRIGADE.
13. 13.SOME FAMOUS RAILWAY TRAINS AND THEIR STORY. — By Henry Frith . — II.—THE "WILD IRISHMAN."
14. 14.MASTER TOM'S "RAINY WEATHER." — II.
15. 15.THE MAIDS AND THE MAGPIE.
16. 16.CHILDREN'S GAMES IN DAYS OF OLD.
17. 17.THEIR ROAD TO FORTUNE. — THE STORY OF TWO BROTHERS. — By the Author of "The Heir of Elmdale," &c. &c. — CHAPTER IV.—A TERRIBLE SURPRISE. — CHAPTER V.—BERTIE BEGINS LIFE. — CHAPTER VI.—A NEW ARRANGEMENT. — ( To be continued. )
18. 18.THE CHILDREN'S OWN GARDEN IN AUGUST.
19. 19.JEMMY'S AND MY ADVENTURE. — By the Author of "Claimed at Last" &c.
20. 20.MORNINGS AT THE ZOO. — VII.—ABOUT THE BATS.
21. 21.A GAME OF CRICKET IN ELFLAND. — A FAIRY STORY.
22. 22.HARVEST DAYS.
23. 23.LITTLE MARGARET'S KITCHEN, AND WHAT SHE DID IN IT.—VIII. — By Phillis Browne , Author of "A Year's Cookery," "What Girls can Do," &c. — ( To be continued. )
24. 24.A Harvest Song. — Words by George Davies . — Music by J. M. Bentley , Mus. Doc.
25. 25.WAITING FOR FATHER.
26. 26.STORIES TOLD IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY. — By Edwin Hodder ("Old Merry"). — II.—THE CORONATIONS IN THE ABBEY.
27. 27.THE LITTLE FLOWERS' WISH. — The Wounded Cat and the Doctor. — A Remarkable Bell. — About the Mina Bird. — An Historical Cocoa-Plant. — The International Health Exhibition. — Famous Old London Buildings. — Model Dairies. — Trades in Operation. — The Costume Show. — Street of Furnished Rooms. — Other Exhibits. — Young Heroes. — An Intelligent Mare.
28. 28.ABOUT THE FRANCOLIN.
29. 29.The "Little Folks" Humane Society. — THIRTIETH LIST OF OFFICERS AND MEMBERS.
30. 30.OUR LITTLE FOLKS' OWN PAGE. — PRIZE COMPETITION (Vol. XIX., p. 376). — FIRST PRIZE DESCRIPTION OF "RAINY DAY INDOOR OCCUPATIONS AT THE SEA-SIDE." — SECOND PRIZE DESCRIPTION. — LIST OF HONOUR.
31. 31.OUR LITTLE FOLKS' OWN PUZZLES. — PICTORIAL NATURAL HISTORY PUZZLE. — MESOSTICH. — SINGLE ACROSTIC. — TOWNS ENIGMATICALLY EXPRESSED, — HIDDEN PROVERBS. — DOUBLE ACROSTIC AND ARITHMOREM. — GEOGRAPHICAL DOUBLE ACROSTIC. — RIDDLE-ME-REE. — QUOTATION DROP-WORD PUZZLE. — MISSING-LETTER PUZZLE.
32. 32.PRIZE PUZZLE COMPETITION. — Prizes. — Regulations. — GAME PUZZLE FOR AUGUST. — (Being the second and concluding Puzzle of the "Summer Competition.") — Alphabetical Historical Puzzle. — Senior Division. — Junior Division. — Answer to Puzzle No. 18. — Senior Division.—Salamander. — Junior Division.—Reindeer. — Prize Competitions, &c. — Literature. — Games and Amusements. — Work. — Cookery. — General. — Natural History.
33. 33.ANSWERS TO OUR LITTLE FOLKS' OWN PUZZLES ( page 60).

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