Journeys Through Bookland, Volume 6 | Page 5

PERAN-WISA GIVES SOHRAB'S CHALLENGE
_R. F. Babcock_ 179
THE SPEAR RENT THE TOUGH PLATES _R.
F. Babcock_ 191
RUSTUM SORROWS OVER SOHRAB
_R. F. Babcock_ 203
MATTHEW ARNOLD (Halftone)
204
JOHN HOWARD PAYNE (Halftone)
222
THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE HOME _Iris
Weddell White_ 225
FOR AULD LANG SYNE

_Herbert N. Rudeen_ 230
CHARLES DICKENS (Halftone)
232
THE CLERK SMILED FAINTLY _Iris
Weddell White_ 255
"IN LIFE I WAS YOUR PARTNER, JACOB MARLEY" _Iris
Weddell White_ 263
IN THE BEST PARLOR _Iris
Weddell White_ 281
THE FIDDLER STRUCK UP "SIR ROGER DE COVERLEY" _Iris
Weddell White_ 285 UPON THE COUCH THERE SAT A JOLLY
GIANT _Iris Weddell White_ 297
BOB AND TINY TIM (Color Plate)
_Hazel Frazee_ 304
THERE NEVER WAS SUCH A GOOSE _Iris
Weddell White_ 307
"SO I AM TOLD," RETURNED THE SECOND _Iris
Weddell White_ 329
HE READ HIS OWN NAME _Iris
Weddell White_ 344
HE STOOD BY THE WINDOW--GLORIOUS! _Iris
Weddell White_ 348
"A MERRY CHRISTMAS, BOB!" _Iris
Weddell White_ 355
HOMEWARD PLODS HIS WEARY WAY _R.
F. Babcock_ 361
THE COUNTRY CHURCHYARD
_R. F. Babcock_ 369
I FOUND I WAS HOLDING TO A SPAR
_Herbert N. Rudeen_ 372
WITH BEATING HEART I APPROACHED A VIEW _R.
F. Babcock_ 397
A CEBUS MONKEY
_Herbert N. Rudeen_ 405
THE SLEEPING FOX CATCHES NO POULTRY
_Herbert N. Rudeen_ 411