Chicago (Ill.) -- Juvenile fiction; Family life -- Juvenile fiction; Girls -- Juvenile fiction
1 Squinty, the Comical Pig.
2 Slicko, the Jumping Squirrel.
3 Mappo, the Merry Monkey.
4 Tum Tum, the Jolly Elephant.
5 Don, a Runaway Dog.
6 Dido, the Dancing Bear.
7 Blackie, a Lost Cat.
8 Flop Ear, the Funny Rabbit.
9 Tinkle, the Trick Pony.
10 Lightfoot, the Leaping Goat.
11 Chunky, the Happy Hippo.
12 Sharp Eyes, the Silver Fox.
13 Nero, the Circus Lion.
14 Tamba, the Tame Tiger.
15 Toto, the Rustling Beaver.
16 Shaggo, the Mighty Buffalo.
17 Winky, the Wily Woodchuck.
Cloth, Large 12mo., Illustrated.
BARSE & HOPKINS
Publishers
Newark, N. J. New York, N. Y.
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The Yank Brown Series
By DAVID STONE
Cloth, large 12 mo. Illustrated.
[Illustration]
When Yank Brown comes to Belmont College as a callow Freshman, there is a
whole lot that he doesn't know about college life, such as class rushes,
rivalries, fraternities, and what a lowly Freshman must not do. But he
does know something about how to play football, and he is a big, likeable
chap who speedily makes friends.
In the first story of this series we watch Yank buck the line as a
Halfback. In the second story he goes in for basketball, among many other
activities of a busy college year. Then there are other stories to
follow--each brimful of action and interest. This is one of the best
college series we have seen in a long while.
YANK BROWN, HALFBACK
YANK BROWN, FORWARD
YANK BROWN, CROSS-COUNTRY RUNNER
BARSE & HOPKINS
NEWARK NEW YORK
N. J. N. Y.
(Other volumes in preparation.)
End of Project Gutenberg's Mary Jane's City Home, by Clara Ingram Judson
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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