American literature -- 19th century -- Periodicals; Sunday schools -- United States -- Periodicals
By MRS JOHN SHERWOOD, author of _A Transplanted Rose_,
_Amenities of Home_, _Social Customs and Usages_, etc.
This series, especially valuable and instructive to
American girls, will begin in the Christmas number
and run through the year. Much of the romance woven
into the histories of reigning royal families, much
of the pageant attendant upon the girls "born in the
purple," will be described; but much more will be told
of that application to study, that strict obedience
to laws of hygiene, that mastery of complex and rigid
court etiquette, that severe control of personal
disposition and tastes, which underlies the culture
and graciousness of queens and princesses. From these
pages our girls who are to go abroad may incidentally
learn much of what they properly may or may not do in
European society. No lady is better equipped than Mrs.
Sherwood for preparing papers like these.
A CYCLE OF CHILDREN.
By ELBRIDGE S. BROOKS, author of _In Leisler's Times_,
etc. Illustrations by Howard Pyle. This set of twelve
historical stories celebrates twelve holidays dear to
young folks. The first six are:
=Master Sandy's Christmas Snapdragon.= _December_, 1550.
=Mistress Margery's New Year's Pin-Money.= _January_, 1500.
=Mr. Pepy's Valentine.= _February_, 1660.
=The Last of the Geraldines.= _March_, 1535.
=Diccon the Foot-boy and the Wise Fools of Gotham.= _April_, 1215.
=The Lady Octavia's Garland.= _May_, 184.
STORIES OF AMERICAN WARS.
Thrilling incidents which have occurred during our
various American warfares, the details of which have
never been in print, but have lived in family history,
old letters and records, will be brought to light in
these stories. The first six bear these titles:
The Light of Key Biscayne.
Joel Jackson's Smack.
A Revolutionary Turncoat.
How Daniel Abbott Outwitted the Indians.
In the Turtle Crawl.
The Boy-Soldiers of Cherry Valley.
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