Could not this be followed up by singing Tennyson’s Charge? =911. Ballads.= By the Rev. F. LANGBRIDGE. (Cassell) Some serious, some comic, well suited for the purpose. _COMIC RECITATIONS._ =912. The Crocodile King.= By SOUTHEY. =913. Pairing Time Anticipated.= By COWPER. =914. The Distressed Travellers; or, Labour in Vain.= By COWPER. A dialogue. If not in his poems, in Southey’s ‘Life of Cowper;’ also in ‘Aunt Charlotte’s Evenings at Home.’ =915. Miss Kilmansegg and Her Golden Leg.= By HOOD. If judiciously abridged, this will answer well. =916. The Walrus and the Carpenter.= By LEWIS CARROLL. From ‘Through the Looking-Glass.’ =917. The Elephant.= In ‘Aunt Charlotte’s Evenings at Home.’ =918. The Lady and the Pie.= By HANNAH MORE. A clever and now forgotten fable on curiosity. To be found in H. More’s works. =919. The ‘Anon, Anon, Sir,’ Scene.= Shakespeare’s Henry IV., Part I., Act 2, Sc. iv., as far as ‘Enter Vintner.’ Might be read or recited. Two persons visible and one out of sight to call Francis. _READINGS._ =920. Hurricane in the West Indies.= In Marryat’s ‘Peter Simple.’ =921. An Incident in the Pacific.= A wonderful volcanic adventure told in vol. i., p. 142, of ‘Nature and Art,’ a magazine published in 1866 by Day and Son. =922. Wreck of the ‘Magpie.’= In ‘Book of Golden Deeds.’ (See No. 730.) =923. Mary’s Ark.= By BRET HARTE, in ‘The Luck of Roaring Camp, and other Tales.’ A woman saved on a tree in a flood of the Mississippi. =924. Rab and his Friends.= By Dr. JOHN BROWNE. (Douglas) 6_d._ In ‘Remains of Dr. J. Browne.’ =925. The Sexton’s Hero.= By Mrs. GASKELL. (See No. 656.) =926. Discovery of the Colorado.= By Lady VERNEY. In ‘Real Stories from Many Lands.’ No. 721. =927. Eric’s Grave.= =928. Helmsman of Lake Erie.= These two, taken from Neale’s ‘Triumphs of the Cross,’ are also published in one book, price 4_d._ (See No. 361.) =929. A Saltash Story.= (F. M. P.) From the ‘Monthly Packet.’ =930. A Night of Terror.= From a Christmas Number of the ‘Monthly Packet.’ =931. Christmas Tale.= By HESBA STRETTON. 2_d._ The miserly man who kept his hoards in his old trousers. =932. The Ghost at Fantford.= By C. M. YONGE. In ‘Byewords.’ (Macmillan) No. 574. =933. Wanted, a Letter Carrier.= From the ‘Monthly Packet,’ Christmas Number, 1871. _COMIC READINGS._ =934. Daniel O’Rourke’s Journey to the Moon.= =935. Legend of Knock Grafton.= =936. Hill of the Fairy Calf.= =937. The Wonderful Tune.= These four are in ‘Croker’s Fairy Legends,’ republished by Swan Sonnenschein. Some of the stories in ‘Uncle Remus.’ =938. Black Poodle.= By F. ANSTEY. No. II. of ‘Longman’s Magazine.’ =939. Tom Tumbletoes and the Cow.= From the ‘Monthly Packet,’ V. 1st series. (Walter Smith) =940. A Yorkshire Butcher.= By the Rev. SABINE BARING-GOULD. In ‘Yorkshire Oddities,’ p. 139. (Hodges) =941. The Queen of the Dentists.= By the Rev. S. BARING-GOULD. In ‘Just One More Tale.’ (Skeffington) 3_s._ 6_d._