Our young folks [serial] . Will and Vint. ANSWERS. 109. Tobacco. 110. Washington. 112. Handy Andy, by Samuel Lover. 113. A castle (cast L) in the air. 114. 1. Virgil. 2. Chaucer. 3. Chatterton. 5. Stillingfleet. 6. Dryden. 115. Christianity. 116. No rose without a thorn. 117. Surface. 118. 1. Amy Robsart. 2. Cedric, the Lucy Ashton. 4. Alice Bridgeworth. 5. MadgeWildfire. 6. Margaret of Anjou. 7. Harry Ber-tram. 8. Dominie Sampson. 119. FREEREAREATSERST 120. 1. Stowe. 2. Heine. 3. Phelps. 4. Herbert. 6. Lamb. 7. Hunt. 121. Tomato. 122. 1. Saw. 2. Plane.
Our young folks [serial] . Will and Vint. ANSWERS. 109. Tobacco. 110. Washington. 112. Handy Andy, by Samuel Lover. 113. A castle (cast L) in the air. 114. 1. Virgil. 2. Chaucer. 3. Chatterton. 5. Stillingfleet. 6. Dryden. 115. Christianity. 116. No rose without a thorn. 117. Surface. 118. 1. Amy Robsart. 2. Cedric, the Lucy Ashton. 4. Alice Bridgeworth. 5. MadgeWildfire. 6. Margaret of Anjou. 7. Harry Ber-tram. 8. Dominie Sampson. 119. FREEREAREATSERST 120. 1. Stowe. 2. Heine. 3. Phelps. 4. Herbert. 6. Lamb. 7. Hunt. 121. Tomato. 122. 1. Saw. 2. Plane. 3. Square. 4 Chisel. 6. Wrench. 7. Hammer. 8. Level. 10. Awl. n. Gauge. 123. Illinois (ill eye, no eye). 124. Columbia City (column by a city). 125. 1. Painter. 2. Merchant. 126. 1. St. Louis. 2. Richmond. 3. Athens. ?;. Metz. 127. Mediterranean Our Young Contributors. — Accepted articles : How Harry got his Printing-Press, by ; My Garden by Betsey Pringle ; Sacro Bambino by Bilboquet; Our Print-ing-Office in the Woods by S. Hayford, Jr. ; My Ship by Alice Maude ; Making Hayby Morna May; and May Polka music, byMary A. Leland. Still some very good articles must go over intothe honorable mention list. One of the best ofthese is A Discussion between the Days of theWeek by Mabel Loomis,—showing how Sun-day was chosen King of Days. A Little Dan-delion by Magdeline, is a pretty little poem,with a moral. On* an Old Coin by M. E. L.,is a well-written historical sketch, but, unfortu-nately, a little too long. The Chimney onFire by W. H. Hayne, of Georgia, gives apleasant glimpse of a Southern home on a win-ters evening. My Sea Voyage by Jennie ; Thanksgiving by M. Annie Parker;How the Pinks were named by Helene;King Silverline by Bess; The Bluebirdsand Grades Grave by Fannie Skinner;Our Birdie, by Susie T. H.; The O
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