Friends in Feathers and Fur, and Other Neighbors: For Young Folks
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Baby and Chickens.
NATURAL HISTORY SERIES—BOOK SECOND.
FRIENDS IN
FEATHERS AND FUR,
OTHER NEIGHBORS,
FOR YOUNG FOLKS.
THE AIM AND METHOD.
NURSERY RHYME.
Chickens at Home.
LESSON I.
HOW FOWLS LOOK.
LESSON II.
WHAT FOWLS DO.
Coming out in the World
LESSON III.
CHICKENS' WAYS.
LESSON IV.
STORIES ABOUT CHICKENS.
A Cozy Home.
LESSON V.
HOW DUCKS LOOK AND LIVE.
LESSON VI.
STORIES ABOUT DUCKS.
"Quack! Quack! Quack!"
LESSON VII.
HOW GEESE LOOK AND LIVE.
LESSON VIII.
HOW GEESE BEHAVE.
LESSON IX.
WHAT GEESE CAN DO.
LESSON X.
ABOUT TURKEYS.
LESSON XI.
ABOUT SWANS.
LESSON XII.
DOVES AND PIGEONS.
The Bath.
THREE LITTLE DOVES.
The Wren and her Nest
LESSON XIII.
THE LITTLE WREN.
LESSON XIV.
THE SINGING THRUSH.
LESSON XV.
ROBIN-REDBREAST.
LESSON XVI.
THE BLACKBIRD AND THE CAT.
LESSON XVII.
HOW CANARIES LIVE AND SING.
LESSON XVIII.
A SONG OF SUMMER.
LESSON XIX.
HOW PARROTS LOOK AND TALK.
LESSON XX.
STORIES ABOUT PARROTS.
Paroquets
Birds of Prey
LESSON XXI.
BIRDS OF PREY.
LESSON XXII.
LONG LEGS WITH FEATHERS.
LESSON XXIII.
BO-PEEP AND THE ROOK.
LESSON XXIV.
THE MOUSE AND ITS WAYS.
LESSON XXV.
STORIES ABOUT MICE.
When the cat's away The mice will play.
LESSON XXVI.
WHITE-PAW STARTS TO SEE THE WORLD.
LESSON XXVII.
WHAT THE MICE SAW IN THE FARM-YARD.
LESSON XXVIII.
WHAT WHITE-PAW SAW IN THE KITCHEN.
LESSON XXIX.
WHITE-PAW'S ACCOUNT OF THE GREAT WORLD.
THREE BLIND MICE.
LESSON XXX.
THE DEATH OF POOR PUSS.
LESSON XXXI.
FIELD-MICE.
LESSON XXXII.
HOW THE RAT LOOKS AND LIVES.
LESSON XXXIII.
STORIES ABOUT THE RAT.
LESSON XXXIV.
ABOUT RABBITS.
LESSON XXXV.
MORE ABOUT RABBITS.
LESSON XXXVI.
HOW THE HARE LIVES.
ALICE'S BUNNY.
LESSON XXXVII.
SOMETHING ABOUT SQUIRRELS.
LESSON XXXVIII.
MORE ABOUT SQUIRRELS.
LESSON XXXIX.
THE FLYING SQUIRREL.
THE OWL.
LESSON XL.
BO-PEEP AND THE SQUIRREL.
LESSON XLI.
HOW THE MOLE LOOKS.
LESSON XLII.
HOW THE MOLE WORKS AND LIVES.
LESSON XLIII.
ABOUT THE PORCUPINE.
LESSON XLIV.
ABOUT THE WOODCHUCK.
LESSON XLV.
MRS. BRINDLE'S COWSLIP FEAST.
LESSON XLVI.
THE FROG AND ITS HOME.
LESSON XLVII.
FROM TADPOLE TO FROG.
LESSON XLVIII.
MORE ABOUT FROGS.
LESSON XLIX.
THE FRIENDLY TOAD.
LESSON L.
THE SNAIL AND ITS HOUSE.
LESSON LI.
THE FLY AND ITS WAYS.
LESSON LII.
THE ANIMALS' BALL.
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