Harper's Young People, August 9, 1881 An Illustrated Weekly
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PICNIC SAM.
LESSON STORIES.
[Written for the Young People's Natural History Society.]
THE BABY ELEPHANT'S NUT-CRACKER.
A POISONOUS FOOD-PLANT.
SEA-WEEDS, AND HOW TO PRESERVE THEM.
[Begun in No. 92 of Harper's Young People, August 2.]
TIM AND TIP;
OR, THE ADVENTURES OF A BOY AND A DOG.
Chapter II.
SAM, THE FAT BOY.
[to be continued.]
[to be continued.]
BITS OF ADVICE.
ABOUT BEING OBLIGING.
JIM, THE FERRY BOY.
SWIMMING.
ENTERING THE WATER.
THE STROKE.
SWIMMING ON THE BACK.
RESTING—FLOATING.
SIDE SWIMMING.
[Continued from Harper's Young People No. 92, August 2.]
THE STROKE.
SWIMMING ON THE BACK.
RESTING—FLOATING.
SIDE SWIMMING.
[Continued from Harper's Young People No. 92, August 2.]
A BIT OF FOOLISHNESS.
Part II.
THE END.
THE END.
MOWING.
AN IMPORTANT COMMUNICATION.
PUZZLES FROM YOUNG CONTRIBUTORS.
No. 1.
CHARADE.
No. 2.
DIAMOND.
No. 3.
CHARADE—(To Douglas).
No. 4.
ENIGMA.
No. 5.
HOUR-GLASS PUZZLE.
ANSWERS TO PUZZLES IN No. 90.
No. 1.
No. 2.
No. 3.
No. 4.
No. 5.
[For exchanges, see third page of cover.]
[For exchanges, see third page of cover.]
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE.
CHARADE.
A PERSONATION: WHAT AM I?
MUD BOWS.
FAGOTS.
THEN AND NOW.
Moral: Small boys should be satisfied with small fish.
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