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Stories Worth Rereading [recurso electrónico] / Various

Material type: Continuing resourceContinuing resourceAnalytics: Show analyticsPublisher: Project Gutenberg, 2005Subject(s): Children's storiesLOC classification: PZOnline resources: Click here to access online
Contents:
Their word of honor -- Muriel's bright idea -- The strength of Clinton -- The doctor's cow -- Honey at the phone -- One of father's stories -- What rum does -- My mother's ring -- The bridal wine-cup -- A mother's sorrow -- The reprimand -- An example -- Fighting the good fight -- Tightening the saddle-girth -- "Herrings for nothing" -- The power of song -- Jack's fidelity -- Honor thy father and thy mother -- The sleigh-ride -- Samuel Smiles, the author of "Self-Help" -- David Livingstone -- A true incident of the San Francisco Earthquake -- Little corners -- In the home -- Giants and grasshoppers -- As good as his bond -- Plain Bernice -- How the boy without a reference found one -- An hour a day for a year -- "Please, Sir, I would rather not" -- The right word -- The saddest of India's pictures (1912) -- One little widow -- Why the mite boxes were full -- Ti-To and the boxers -- How Nyangandi swam to church -- The little printer missionary -- The missionary's defense -- Light at last -- The brown towel -- Only a boy -- The little protector -- Moffat and Africaner -- Two trifles -- A second trial -- The sin of extravagance -- A little child's work -- The handy box -- The result of disobedience -- Livingstone's body-guard -- Spare moments -- A gold medal -- A girl's railway acquaintance -- Harold's footman -- Elnathan's gold -- Only a jack-knife -- A spelling-bee -- Jack's queer ways -- What one boy did -- How Nick learned manners -- Without ballast -- Influence of a good book -- "Straightening out the furrows" -- A boy who was wanted -- Wanted: an employer -- How to stop swearing -- The carols of Bethlehem Center -- Standing Bear's speech -- Mabel Ashton's dream -- A sad but true story -- "The man that died for me" -- Our grass rug and--other things.
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Their word of honor -- Muriel's bright idea -- The strength of Clinton -- The doctor's cow -- Honey at the phone -- One of father's stories -- What rum does -- My mother's ring -- The bridal wine-cup -- A mother's sorrow -- The reprimand -- An example -- Fighting the good fight -- Tightening the saddle-girth -- "Herrings for nothing" -- The power of song -- Jack's fidelity -- Honor thy father and thy mother -- The sleigh-ride -- Samuel Smiles, the author of "Self-Help" -- David Livingstone -- A true incident of the San Francisco Earthquake -- Little corners -- In the home -- Giants and grasshoppers -- As good as his bond -- Plain Bernice -- How the boy without a reference found one -- An hour a day for a year -- "Please, Sir, I would rather not" -- The right word -- The saddest of India's pictures (1912) -- One little widow -- Why the mite boxes were full -- Ti-To and the boxers -- How Nyangandi swam to church -- The little printer missionary -- The missionary's defense -- Light at last -- The brown towel -- Only a boy -- The little protector -- Moffat and Africaner -- Two trifles -- A second trial -- The sin of extravagance -- A little child's work -- The handy box -- The result of disobedience -- Livingstone's body-guard -- Spare moments -- A gold medal -- A girl's railway acquaintance -- Harold's footman -- Elnathan's gold -- Only a jack-knife -- A spelling-bee -- Jack's queer ways -- What one boy did -- How Nick learned manners -- Without ballast -- Influence of a good book -- "Straightening out the furrows" -- A boy who was wanted -- Wanted: an employer -- How to stop swearing -- The carols of Bethlehem Center -- Standing Bear's speech -- Mabel Ashton's dream -- A sad but true story -- "The man that died for me" -- Our grass rug and--other things.

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