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Bert Wilson in the Rockies CHAPTER I--A Desperate Encounter CHAPTER II--The Ranch in the Rockies CHAPTER III--"Busting" a Broncho CHAPTER IV--A Forest Terror CHAPTER V--The Grizzly at Bay CHAPTER VI--The "Ringer's" Downfall CHAPTER VII--The Wolf Pack CHAPTER VIII--With Teeth and Hoofs CHAPTER IX--The Indian...

Bert Wilson on the GridironThree times in succession the 'Varsity players plunged like enraged bulls against the defenders of the goal, only to be thrown back without a gain. One more fierce attempt, and the ball went to the scrubs on downs. It was...

Bert Wilson's Fadeaway BallCrack!and the ball soared into center field, while the batter, swift as a flash, sped down to first. A tremendous roar went up from the thirty thousand loyal fans who packed the grandstands and filled the bleachers to overflowing. Staid citizens...

Bert Wilson's Twin Cylinder RacerIt was a bright sunny morning early in June. The usual crowd of rustics had gathered at the depot to see the train come in and depart. A few commercial travelers were consulting time tables and attending to the disposition...

Bert Wilson, Marathon WinnerIt was the last day of the intercollegiate meet for field and track events, and the most thrilling feature had been reserved for the wind-up. It was a modified Marathon of fifteen miles and the fastest runners in the East had...

Bert Wilson, Wireless OperatorThe drowsy water front pulsed into sudden life. There was a sound of running feet, of hoarse yells, a shriek of pain and terror as a knife bit into flesh, and a lithe, brown figure leaped upon the steamers rail. It...

From the author of The Gruffalo comes the enchanting tale of a lovable bird seeking connection. Bert the bowerbird is looking for love. He has made the most perfect bower, complete with a pretty purple flower, and he is hoping it will help him...

Bertha and Her BaptismThis book, and that which is also named in the title-page, were written at the same time, and as one book; but they were afterward separated, as more properly constituting two volumes, the part which was the original of the present...

Bertha GarlanShe was walking slowly down the hill; not by the broad high road which wound its way towards the town, but by the narrow footpath between the trellises of the vines. Her little boy was with her, hanging on to her hand and...

Bertha's Christmas Vision: An Autumn SheafAs I turn over the pages of this my first book, and mark here and there a name which use has made familiar, I feel the more, that, but for your sympathy and encouragement, much would still remain unwritten....

Bertha's Visit to Her Uncle in England; vol. 1 [of 3]These little volumes consist of extracts from the Journal of a young person, who, having passed her childhood at Rio Janeiro, was sent, at the close of that period, on a visit to her...

Bertha's Visit to Her Uncle in England; vol. 2 [of 3]Dec. 1st.Colonel Travers, who every day tells us something curious that he has seen in his travels, has been describing the cultivation of the pepper vine in the East Indies. In July, at the...

Bertha's Visit to Her Uncle in England; vol. 3 [of 3]April 1st.The little buds of pear blossoms, which I told you had enlarged so much, have this day blown out completely. They are, I do think, a curiosity. They have been now about two...

Bertha, Our Little German CousinFirst, as to the castles. Here and there along the banks of the River Rhine, as well as elsewhere throughout the country, the traveller is constantly finding himself near some massive stone ruin. It seems ever ready to tell stories...

Bertie and the Gardeners; or, The Way to be HappyThe new house at Woodlawn was nearly completed; and Mr. Curtis now set to work in earnest, clearing the grounds of the rubbish, in order to make the terraces and lay out his avenue in...

Bertie's Home; or, the Way to be HappyIf the perusal prompt them and other readers to imitate the virtues of our hero in his efforts to be good, and to do good, the wishes of the author will be realized. When I was a...

Bertram Cope's YearWhat is a man's best age? Peter Ibbetson, entering dreamland with complete freedom to choose, chose twenty-eight, and kept there. But twenty-eight, for our present purpose, has a drawback: a man of that age, if endowed with ordinary gifts and responsive to...

Bertrand of BrittanyNow Dame Jeanne was a handsome, black-browed woman with a resolute mouth and a full, white chin. The Norman apple-trees had lost their bloom, so sang the romancers, when Gleaquim by the sea had stolen her as the sunlight from Duke Rollos...

Beryl of the Biplane: Being the Romance of an Air-Woman of To-DayYesZepp-hunting. I was up three hours, but, alas! had no luck. Two came in over Essex but were scared by the anti-aircraft boys, and turned tail. Better luck to-night, I hope, and Ronald...

Berzsenyi báró és családja: Tollrajzok a mai Budapestről1. Berzsenyi Jacques. Feje a hires Loew s Berzsenyi czgnek. Mr. Dewey lnv alatt futtat; az lovai azok, a melyek elad versenyekben se jnnek be soha. Mindig j kedly; a franczia szavakat mr helyesen ejti. Pnz, mint...