Ballads of American History. (_Illustrated_) _Margaret J. Preston._ Remarkable Trials. _Benjamin Vaughan Abbott._ Through a Microscope. (_Illustrated_) _Samuel Wells and Mary Treat._ Little Biographies.—Literature. (_Illustrated_) _Amanda B. Harris._ Anna Maria’s Housekeeping. _The Next Neighbor._ A Boy’s Workshop. (_Illustrated_) _A Boy Carpenter._ Health and Strength Papers for Boys. (_Illustrated_) _Prof. D. A. Sargent._ What to Do about It. _The Wise Blackbird._ Also the following books: “Eyes Right,” by Adam Stwin; “Getting Along,” by Samuel Smiles, a book of practical common sense; “Stories of the Sea;” and “A Book of Golden Deeds,” of all times, by Charlotte M. Yonge. IV. Required Readings for ’84-5: Children of Westminster Abbey. (_Illustrated_) _Rose G. Kingsley._ Souvenirs of My Time. (_Illustrated_) _Mrs. Jessie Benton Frémont._ The Temperance Teachings of Science. _Prof. A. B. Palmer._ Boy’s Heroes. (_Illustrated_) _Edward Everett Hale._ Ways to Do Things. (_Illustrated_) _Various Authors._ Entertainments in Chemistry. (_Illustrated_) _Harry W. Tyler._ The Making of Pictures. _Sarah W. Whitman._ Search-Questions in American Literature. _Oscar Fay Adams._ Also the following books: “Greece,” by Charlotte M. Yonge; “Field, Wood, and Meadow Rambles,” by Amanda B. Harris; “Wild Animals,” with full-page illustrations by Joseph Wolf. V. Required Readings for ’85-6: Pleasant Authors for Young Folks—-American. _Amanda B. Harris._ (_Portraits._) My Garden Pets. (_Illustrated_) _Mary Treat._ Souvenirs of My Time.—Foreign. _Mrs. Jessie Benton Frémont._ Some Italian Authors, and Their Works. _George E. Vincent._ Ways to Do Things. (_Illustrated_) _Various Authors._ Strange Teas, Dinners, Weddings, and Fêtes. _Various Authors._ Search-Questions in English Literature. _Oscar Fay Adams._ Also the following books: “A Family Flight Through France, Germany, Norway, and Switzerland,” by E. E. Hale and Susan Hale; “The Merchant of Venice,” Hudson-Lamb edition; “Underfoot,” by Laura D. Nichols. VI. Required Readings for ’86-7;