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# The Palace in the Garden, pp. 134-144, by Mrs. Molesworth
# Baby Birds and Their Ways. The Ibis, pp. 144-146
# Imprisoned in an Oak-Tree, pp. 147-149
#Little Stories of Earth and Sky. Told by the Robin, the Cat, the Sunbeam, and the Perch., pp. 150-152, by Henry Frith
# Funny Felix and the Liquid Gold, pp. 152-154
# Thankful and Thankless, pp. 155
# Little Fluff. A Fairy Story, pp. 155-158
# Wyatt’s Cat, pp. 159, by Eleanor Stredder
# The Little Rabbits, pp. 161, by AM
# The Bravest of the Brave, pp. 161-166, by Helen Atteridge
# The Tower of Repentance, pp. 167, by W. 
# A Song of Violets, pp. 167, by GW
# How Tom Found a Home. A Story in Words of One Syllable, pp. 167-169
# The Hen and Her Chickens, pp. 169, by JG
# Our Sunday Afternoons. The Happiest Half-Hour: Our Little Folks Sunday Talks, pp. 170-172, by Rev. Frederick Langbridge 
# Bible Exercises, pp. 172 
# Answers to Bible Exercises, pp. 172
# A Little Chat About Burmah, pp. 173 
# The editor’s Pocket-book, pp. 174-177
# A Song of the Mice, pp. 177
# Little Miss Mischief’s Trick, pp. 178-180
# A Magical Whistle, pp. 180
# The Story of Punchinello, pp. 180-183
# Bo-Peep’s Dream, pp. 184, by GW
# Cous-in Jane and Her Carriage, pp. 184-185
# Four-and-Twenty Far-Things, pp. 186
# The Picture in the Window, pp. 186-187
# Our Little Folks’ Own Puzzles, pp. 188
# Our Little Folks’ Own Pages, pp. 189
# The “Little Folks” Prize Competitions for 1885, pp. 190
# A Coach and Three, pp. 191, by Charles Bassett
# Scripture History Wanting Words, pp. 192 
# Dolly’s White Doe, pp. 193-195, by E.M. Waterworth 
# The Mogul’s Buried Treasure: A Story of British India, pp. 195-197, by David Ker
# Sanko’s Bad Cold, pp. 197




Submitted by: [[Scott, Megan: section 1, Winter 2009]]


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