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Harper's Young People, 1880 Index - An Illustrated Weekly Across the Ocean: Signing, 233; Frank meets with an AccidentChristmas Dinner, 249; Store-RoomFrank's Fight with "Monkey," 268; Man Overboard, 284; Oiling the outer Bearings, 285; Frank and old Herrick, 300; Captain's Room, 301; Sargasso Sea,...

Harper's Young People, 1881 Index - An Illustrated Weekly Abdullah and his Friends, 296. Accident, Carriage, on an Indian Mountain Road, 324. Adjutant Bird Trick, The, 48. Afternoon Call, Going to make an, 600. "Alice" and the Wolves"Alice" sprang from his Concealment, 36. Alligator...

Harper's Young People, 1882 Index - An Illustrated WeeklyBirds:"Why shouldn't we enjoy ourselves?" 208; A Bird escaped"Flown," 212; Swallows and their Nests, 233; The Titmouse, 345; An April Shower, 408; The Vain Sparrows, 425; Barn-Swallows and their Nests, 456; California Linnet, 456; House-hunting, 480;...

Harper's Young People, April 11, 1882 - An Illustrated Weekly The sun in heaven was darkened when Christ the Lord was slain, And in the holy Temple the veil was rent in twain; And all His sad disciples in sorrow bowed the head; They...

Harper's Young People, April 12, 1881 - An Illustrated Weekly"What business shall I follow?" is the question every young man and boy asks himself; "how shall I make a living?" and the best answer is, "By learning some useful trade." Nearly all the good...

Harper's Young People, April 13, 1880 - An Illustrated WeeklyIt was in the old Quaker town of Wilmington, Delaware, and it was the evening of the day on which the battle of Brandywine had been fought. The country people were coming into town in...

Harper's Young People, April 18, 1882 - An Illustrated Weekly"Now I'll see about makin' the saddle," said Bob, "'cause I've seen 'em a good many times in a circus, an' I know jest how they're made. While I'm doin' that, you fellers must be...

Harper's Young People, April 19, 1881 - An Illustrated WeeklyToby had begun to realize that he was lost in the woods, and the thought was sufficient to cause alarm in the mind of any one much older[Pg 386] than the boy. He said to...

Harper's Young People, April 20, 1880 - An Illustrated WeeklyThe kite fever visited Hagarstown every year, and caught all the boys over five before it subsided. It generally crept in slowly, a boy and a kite at a time; but this year it came...

Harper's Young People, April 25, 1882 - An Illustrated WeeklyIt certainly seemed, when they arrived at the pasture again, as if everything was conspiring in favor of their circus, for Chandler Merrill had willingly consented to let[Pg 402] them use his pony; but he...

Harper's Young People, April 26, 1881 - An Illustrated WeeklyDown through winding lanes they went, over fences and across lots, and emerged on a broad, open space, commanding a fine view of the Tappan Sea, which was dotted here and there by the bright...

Harper's Young People, April 27, 1880 - An Illustrated WeeklyHurrah for the Mediterranean! Hurrah for the tideless sea! with its sunny skies and sparkling waters, blue and bright as ever, while English moors and German forests are being buried in snow by a bitter...

Harper's Young People, April 4, 1882 - An Illustrated Weekly"Why, we could start a circus jest as easy as a wink, Toby, 'cause you know all about one; an' all you'd have to do would be to tell us fellers what to do, an'...

Harper's Young People, April 5, 1881 - An Illustrated WeeklyJim drew a long breath of relief, and put his finger into the open mouth of one of the unfledged blackbirds. "You frightened me for a moment," he said, "but I see you were only...

Harper's Young People, April 6, 1880 - An Illustrated WeeklyThere was no mistake but what he was a wonderfully busy dog just then. It looked as if he was trying to be all around, everywhere, at the same time; and every few moments he...

Harper's Young People, August 1, 1882 - An Illustrated Weekly"I tell you what it is," said Joe, sagely, after he had walked awhile in silence as if studying some matter, "we'd better get about six big chains an' fasten Mr. Stubbs's brother to the...

Harper's Young People, August 10, 1880 - An Illustrated WeeklyTom was right; but it was some time before his companions could convince themselves that it was actually Sunday. When they finally admitted that it was Sunday morning they gave up the idea of proceeding...

Harper's Young People, August 15, 1882 - An Illustrated WeeklyIt is a very easy thing for four boys to make up their minds to get four canoes and to go on a canoe cruise, but it is not always so easy to carry out...

Harper's Young People, August 16, 1881 - An Illustrated WeeklyIt was one fine morning in early summer that Sam Finney rose a full hour earlier than usual, quickly disposed of his breakfast, hurried through his chores, and then hastened off down the main street...

Harper's Young People, August 17, 1880 - An Illustrated WeeklyIt was in August, 1692. John Kerzar, who lived on the banks of the Merrimac, a few miles from the sea, went out into his meadow with his scythe to cut grass. He took his...