WILD HUNTERS. (Illustrated) _John R. Coryell_ 681 WINGED SEEDS. Poem. _Helen Gray Cone_ 571 WOE TO THE FOREIGN DOLLY! Picture, drawn by R. Blum 525 WONDERS OF THE ALPHABET. (Illustrated) _Henry Eckford_ 538, 621, 677, 771, 854, 925 WORK AND PLAY FOR YOUNG FOLK. (Illustrated.) A Rope Yarn Spun by an Old Sailor. (Illustrated by the Author) _C. W. Miller_ 786 Venetian Marquetry. (Illustrated by the Author) _Charles G. Leland_ 866 DEPARTMENTS. FOR VERY LITTLE FOLK. (Illustrated.) Riddles. _M. M. D._ 630 "Pretty Painted Bridges" } "White Sheep, White Sheep" } _E. E. Sterns_ 630 "On Dormio Hill" } A Letter from a Little Boy _Ralph Ranlet_ 710 "Dude" and the Cats 711 Riddles for Very Little Folk _E. E. Sterns_ 950 PLAYS AND MUSIC. Easter Carol _William E. Ashmall_ 546 JACK-IN-THE-PULPIT. (Illustrated.) Introduction--"Everything is Lovely, and the Goose Hangs High"--Girls! To the Rescue!--About Little Lord Fauntleroy--Fishing for Necklaces--A Suggestion to the Bottled Fish--The Newspaper Plant (illustrated)--One More Living Barometer, 552; A Bumble Grumble--Pretty Dusty Wings--Trees that Rain--Shooting Stars--Coasting in August--More about Turtles--A Fish that Weaves its Nest--A Clever Humming-bird (illustrated), 632; Introduction--The Seventeen-year Locust (illustrated)--The Great Lubber Locust (illustrated)--The Dog and the Queer Grasshoppers (illustrated), 712; Introduction--Longfellow's First Letter--The Water-snake as a Fisherman--More Animal Weather-Prophets--A Useful Bird with an Aristocratic Name--A Wise Humming-bird--The Pitcher Plant (illustrated), 792; Introduction--Poor Lark!--Those Mocking-birds Again--A Living Island (illustrated)--Wrong Names for Things--Who can Answer This? 872; Introduction--A Perfectly Quiet Day--How He Proved It--Walking Without Legs--A Queer Sunshade (illustrated)--A Queer Jumble--That Dear Little Lord, 952. THE AGASSIZ ASSOCIATION. (Illustrated) 557, 636, 717, 794, 874, 957 THE LETTER-BOX. (Illustrated) 554, 634, 714, 796, 876, 954 THE RIDDLE-BOX. (Illustrated) 559, 639, 719, 799, 879, 959 EDITORIAL NOTES 554, 634 FRONTISPIECES.