Harper's Young People, 1880 Index: An Illustrated WeeklyVarious
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Harper's Young People, 1880 Index: An Illustrated Weekly
Various
Children's periodicals, American
Mother, and Baby in a Cradle, 56.
Mother's Anxieties, A, 409.
Mouse helping himself to Cake, 221;
Baby Mouse, 776.
Move, Ready to--May-Day in the City, 356.
Mullingong and Echidna, 392.
Nancy Hanson's Project--Miss Nancy takes Leave of the Officers, 313.
NEGROES:--
A young Centenarian, 24;
The Thanksgiving Turkey, 25;
"What dose Chillen bin about?" 47;
Negro Boy stealing Chickens, 48;
The Van Johnsons, 80;
Girl with Opera-Glass, 152;
"Bofe dem Chillen's white," 265;
Old Negro Woman--"Mighty quar," 368;
Negro and White Children--"Getting acquainted," 660;
Negro Boy asleep at his Post, 709.
Nest, The fallen, 580.
Newsboy, A, at Coney Island, 641.
Newt, Crimson-spotted, 620.
New-Year's Call--An Embarrassment of Riches, 85.
New-Year's Calls--The Introduction, 88.
Nitella, 620.
Noon-Time in the Meadow, 397.
November, 753.
Nutting Party, A--Bumping the Hickory-Tree, 764.
Obed, Orah, and the Smoking-Cap, 156, 157.
October, 753.
OLD TIMES IN THE COLONIES:--
Settlers going to Meeting, 572;
Isaac Bradley carrying Joseph into the Settlement, 573;
Escape of Hannah Dustin, 601;
Defense of the Cabin, 669;
"Lieutenant Wyman, creeping up, put a Bullet through him," 684;
"Crack! Crack! went the Guns of the Indians," 720;
Cutting off a Queue to bind a Wound, 756.
Omelet, "Sho-Fly," 264.
On Guard (Dog), 252.
On Guard (Monkey), 12.
"Ont Daykumboa," 100.
Opera-Glass, Girl with--"Whar is yer gwine to, Melindy?" 152.
Organ, A Father playing the, 261.
Organ-Grinder, The Attack on the, 701.
Orphans, The, 8.
Orpheus, A modern, 740.
Ostrich drawing Carriage, 697.
Our Louie, 536.
Owl and Frogs--"Beautiful Spring," 344.
Park, A Ride in the, 225.
PARROT, THE STORY OF A:--
Parrot and Dog, 5;
"Papa brought the Materials," 5;
Papa feeding Mamma, 6;
Papa fights the Serpent, 15;
"My Darlings are saved," 15;
"I lived again in the Forest," 22;
"Tearing out Nail after Nail," 23;
"I was both horrible and ridiculous," 23;
"Fritz adored Sugar," 31;
"I go into my cage," 31.
PAUL GRAYSON, WHO WAS?:--
Paul, 665;
Calling the Roll, 665;
"Grayson gave Bert a Blow on the Chest," 685;
The Reconciliation, 687;
The Attack on the Organ-Grinder, 701;
Benny Mallow in the Barn, 716;
"Mr. Morton, I was there," 717;
The Window of the Counterfeiter's Cell, 733;
Paul as a Chief's Son, 748;
"You're a Chief's Son, aren't you?", 764.
Peace-Maker, The little, 388.
Peacock and Lady, 721.
Pearls, Making--M. Jaquin and his Servant blowing
the Beads, 540.
Perry's Ships in the Bay of Jeddo, 644.
Persian, The fair--"Fluff's little black Face presented itself," 68.
Pet and her Cat, 82.
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