The Library of Work and Play: Outdoor Work — John Stuart Mill — John Shaqi
The Library of Work and Play: Outdoor Work
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VI. Making Brooks and Springs Useful 271
Reclaiming a trout stream--Reclaiming a Spring--Making
a swimming pool.
VII. Keeping Bees 287
VIII. Raising Silkworms 338
IX. Making Collections 350
Plants--Shells--Insects.
X. Odd Jobs 405
Kindling-wood--Cleaning a carriage--Work in the
orchard--Making rustic furniture--Selecting seed corn--Making
cider vinegar--Making grape juice--Making
leaf mould--Making lavender sticks--Drying corn--Making
a tennis court--Shovelling snow--Mowing
lawns--Utilizing wood ashes--Planting crocuses in the
lawn--Making ice--Cutting seed potatoes--Pruning--Cleaning
rugs.
XI. Making the Country a Better Place to Live In 450
Improving home grounds--Outdoor clubs--Attracting
birds--Domesticating wild game--Protecting wild
flowers--Preventing forest fires--Killing weeds--Getting
rid of poison ivy--Lessening the plague of
mosquitoes--Fighting flies--Trapping--Curing and tanning
skins.
Appendix
Free Printed Matter: How to Get It 514
List of Books and Bulletins by Experts on Outdoor
Work 518
ILLUSTRATIONS
Harvesting Nature's Crops _Frontispiece_
FACING PAGE
Gathering Wild Flowers for City Children 62
"Big Boy Blue" Looks After the Sheep 106
Feeding the Goats 114
The Shetland Pony is the Ideal Pet 204
Holding a Conversation 242
Gyp Has an Ax to Grind 250
A Group of Happy Farm Animals 256
The Skunk is an Amiable and Well-mannered Pet 266
The Crow May be Tamed when Young 266
A "Bottle Baby" 268
Plenty of Trout in This Stream When Grandfather
was a Boy 272
An Odd Job that is Never Out of Date 404
Is this Work or Play? 452
OUTDOOR WORK
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