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POETRY.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
COLOURED PLATES.
COLOURED PLATES.
Chatterbox.
CRUISERS IN THE CLOUDS.
I.—THE TWO BROTHERS OF ANNONAY AND THEIR PAPER BALLOON.
I.—THE TWO BROTHERS OF ANNONAY AND THEIR PAPER BALLOON.
THE WAY TO WIN.
FREED IN VAIN.
A KINDLY VISIT.
THE BOY TRAMP.
CHAPTER I.
CHAPTER I.
THE CASTLE LIGHT.
THE INDIAN CHIEF AND THE BISHOP.
THE NAUGHTY KITTENS.
THE BEST LESSON.
A MONKEY'S MEMORY.
THE BOY TRAMP. (Continued from page 7.)
CHAPTER II.
CHAPTER II.
A HUNDRED YEARS AGO. True Tales of the Year 1805.
I.—IN THE PILLORY.
I.—IN THE PILLORY.
NOTHING IS PERFECT.
WONDERFUL CAVERNS.
I.—ON CAVERNS IN GENERAL.
I.—ON CAVERNS IN GENERAL.
AN OCEAN POLICEMAN.
WAITING.
THE FROG AND THE GEESE.
AN INDIAN CUSTOM.
THE BOY TRAMP. (Continued from page 15.)
CHAPTER III.
CHAPTER IV.
CHAPTER III.
CHAPTER IV.
THE BOY TRAMP. (Continued from page 23.)
THE FRIENDLY LIGHT.
INSECT WAYS AND MEANS.
I.—STINGS AND LANCETS.
I.—STINGS AND LANCETS.
PUZZLERS FOR WISE HEADS.
1.—Geographical Acrostic.
2.—Arithmograph.
1.—Geographical Acrostic.
2.—Arithmograph.
THE MYSTERIOUS CHEST.
A HUNDRED YEARS AGO. True Tales of the Year 1805.
II.—SIGNOR ROSSIGNOL'S PERFORMING BIRDS.
II.—SIGNOR ROSSIGNOL'S PERFORMING BIRDS.
THE BOY TRAMP. (Continued from page 27.)
CHAPTER V.
CHAPTER V.
GEORGE II. AT DETTINGEN.
MY FRIEND.
HEROES AND HEROINES OF FAMOUS BOOKS.
I.—'THE WATCHERS ON THE LONGSHIPS.'[1]
FOOTNOTES:
I.—'THE WATCHERS ON THE LONGSHIPS.'[1]
FOOTNOTES:
HEROES AND HEROINES OF FAMOUS BOOKS.
I.—'THE WATCHERS ON THE LONGSHIPS.'
I.—'THE WATCHERS ON THE LONGSHIPS.'
INSECT WAYS AND MEANS.
II.—SOME WEAPONS OF OFFENCE.
II.—SOME WEAPONS OF OFFENCE.
THE BOY TRAMP. (Continued from page 38.)
CHAPTER VI.
CHAPTER VI.
TAKE CARE OF THE DAYS.
THE CAPTAIN'S TURN FIRST.
SAVED BY TWENTY GUINEAS.
THE ADMIRAL AND THE FISHERMAN.
GOOD-NIGHT, GOOD-DAY!
WHALEBONE.
SAVED BY THE ENEMY.
WONDERFUL CAVERNS.
II.—FINGAL'S CAVE, STAFFA.
II.—FINGAL'S CAVE, STAFFA.
THE TEAL.
THE BOY TRAMP. (Continued from page 47.)
CHAPTER VII.
CHAPTER VII.
A NOVEL RAIN PROTECTOR.
PUZZLERS FOR WISE HEADS.
3.—Pied Cities.
4.—Geographical Enigma.
Answers to Puzzles on Page 30.
1.—Honduras.
2.—Hiawatha.
3.—Pied Cities.
4.—Geographical Enigma.
Answers to Puzzles on Page 30.
1.—Honduras.
2.—Hiawatha.
THE BOY TRAMP. (Continued from page 55.)
CHAPTER VIII.
CHAPTER VIII.
CRUISERS IN THE CLOUDS.
II.—M. CHARLES AND HIS PARIS BALLOON.
II.—M. CHARLES AND HIS PARIS BALLOON.
MY GARDEN CONCERT.
THE LEGEND OF HELFENSTEIN.
A German version of an old story.
A German version of an old story.
CHASED BY SEAGULLS.
THE CAPTAIN AND THE INVALID.
BOUQUETS.
McLEOD OF CLERE. Founded on Fact.
I.
I.
THE BOY TRAMP. (Continued from page 61.)
THE GENEROUS BAKERS!
AFFECTIONATE EAGLES.
A True Anecdote.
A True Anecdote.
STEEPLE-CLIMBERS.
THE BOY TRAMP. (Continued from page 71.)
CHAPTER IX.
CHAPTER IX.
INSECT WAYS AND MEANS.
III.—HOW BUTTERFLIES, FLIES, AND SNAILS FEED.
III.—HOW BUTTERFLIES, FLIES, AND SNAILS FEED.
THE ELEPHANT AND THE CROCODILE.
A Fable.
A Fable.
McLEOD OF CLERE. (Continued from page 68.)
II.
II.
McLEOD OF CLERE. (Continued from page 79.)
WONDERFUL CAVERNS.
III.—THE MAMMOTH CAVE.
III.—THE MAMMOTH CAVE.
THE BOY TRAMP. (Continued from page 76.)
CHAPTER X.
CHAPTER X.
A STORY OF STANLEY.
THE CAPTAIN'S CIGAR.
THE PUFF-ADDER.
McLEOD OF CLERE. (Concluded from page 83.)
III.
III.
THE STARTLED HARES.
THE BOY TRAMP. (Continued from page 87.)
CHAPTER XI.
CHAPTER XI.
THE BEST BEGINNING.
PUZZLERS FOR WISE HEADS.
5.—Arithmograph.
Answers to Puzzles on Page 58.
5.—Arithmograph.
Answers to Puzzles on Page 58.
THE INDIAN'S CONSCIENCE.
THE LIME OR LINDEN.
CRUISERS IN THE CLOUDS.
III.—PROFESSOR CHARLES' FIRST VOYAGE.
III.—PROFESSOR CHARLES' FIRST VOYAGE.
THE JEALOUS KITTENS.
THE BOY TRAMP. (Continued from page 95.)
CHAPTER XII.
CHAPTER XII.
THE BOY TRAMP. (Continued from page 103.)
CHAPTER XIII.
CHAPTER XIII.
THE REASON WHY.
INSECT WAYS AND MEANS.
III.—HOW BUTTERFLIES, FLIES, AND SNAILS FEED.
III.—HOW BUTTERFLIES, FLIES, AND SNAILS FEED.
AN OLD-FASHIONED GRACE.
CURIOUS NAMES IN LONDON CITY.
EARNING AN HONEST PENNY.
'GINGER FOR PLUCK.'
GROWING UP.
SOME WONDERFUL CAVERNS.
IV.—THE GROTTOES OF HAN IN THE ARDENNES.
IV.—THE GROTTOES OF HAN IN THE ARDENNES.
THE BOY TRAMP. (Continued from page 107.)
CHAPTER XIV.
CHAPTER XIV.
CUBAN LIZARDS.
A MOTHER RABBIT'S COURAGE.
A True Anecdote.
A True Anecdote.
MAGIC RODS.
OUR PUSS.
THE CYPHER TELEGRAM.
THE BOY TRAMP. (Continued from page 119.)
CHAPTER XV.
CHAPTER XV.
A LESSON IN STEERING.
THE GIRL WHO DID NOT RUN AWAY.
THE HARDEST WORK.
A Fable.
A Fable.
PUZZLERS FOR WISE HEADS.
6.—Doublets.
7.—Arithmograph. A Short Proverb.
Answer to Puzzle on Page 98.
5.—Evangeline.
Answer to Picture Puzzle on Page 28.
6.—Doublets.
7.—Arithmograph. A Short Proverb.
Answer to Puzzle on Page 98.
5.—Evangeline.
Answer to Picture Puzzle on Page 28.
THE CYPHER TELEGRAM. (Concluded from page 124.)
THE GREAT NORTHERN DIVER.
ENCOURAGEMENT.
TRAVELLERS' TALES.
THE BOY TRAMP. (Continued from page 127.)
CHAPTER XVI.
CHAPTER XVI.
THE BOY TRAMP. (Continued from page 135.)
CHAPTER XVII.
CHAPTER XVII.
WONDERFUL CAVERNS.
V.—THE ROCK TEMPLES OF INDIA.
V.—THE ROCK TEMPLES OF INDIA.
A HUNDRED YEARS AGO. True Tales of the Year 1805.
III.—THE SIMPLON ROAD.
III.—THE SIMPLON ROAD.
THE BAT AND THE BALL.
WITHOUT A HEN TO BUY STAMPS.
MAY DAY.
NOT THE SAME THING.
INVITATIONS.
JAPANESE PLUMS.
THE BOY TRAMP. (Continued from page 139.)
CHAPTER XVIII.
CHAPTER XVIII.
INSECT WAYS AND MEANS.
IV.—HOW INSECTS SEE.
IV.—HOW INSECTS SEE.
TWO WAYS OF READING A SENTENCE.
RUDEL AND LISBETH.
CRUISERS IN THE CLOUDS.
IV.—THE FIRST CATASTROPHE.
IV.—THE FIRST CATASTROPHE.
NO HURRY.
THE LITTLE BUSH-BOY.
DISCONTENT BRINGS DULNESS.
NATURE'S NOBLEMEN.
THE BOY TRAMP. (Continued from page 148.)
THE BOY TRAMP. (Continued from page 159.)
CHAPTER XIX.
CHAPTER XIX.
GOOD-BYE TO THE LAST FIRE.
A HUNDRED YEARS AGO. True Tales of the Year 1805.
IV.—THE STORY OF HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN.
IV.—THE STORY OF HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN.
HEROES AND HEROINES OF FAMOUS BOOKS.
II.—THE DEERSLAYER.[2]
FOOTNOTE:
II.—THE DEERSLAYER.[2]
FOOTNOTE:
PUZZLERS FOR WISE HEADS.
8.—Rhymed Metagram.
Answers to Puzzles on Page 130.
8.—Rhymed Metagram.
Answers to Puzzles on Page 130.
THE TWO PUPILS.
A Hindu Fable.
A Hindu Fable.
THE DUKE AND THE TRAVELLER.
NEVER DRAW A SWORD EXCEPT IN A CAUSE THAT IS JUST AND RIGHT.
THE PIONEERS.
SMITHFIELD TOURNAMENTS.
HEROES AND HEROINES OF FAMOUS BOOKS.
II.—THE DEERSLAYER.
II.—THE DEERSLAYER.
THE BOY TRAMP. (Continued from page 163.)
CHAPTER XX.
CHAPTER XX.
THE FEAST OF CHERRIES.
TOO CLEVER.
TORN TO RAGS.
WHITE NEGROES.
A BOY'S HEROISM.
A True Anecdote.
A True Anecdote.
INSECT WAYS AND MEANS.
V.—HOW INSECTS FLY.
V.—HOW INSECTS FLY.
THE BOY TRAMP. (Continued from page 175.)
A SPARROW'S COOLNESS.
THE INTRUDING SQUIRREL.
THE GREAT PICTURE BOOK.
THE STORY OF SLATE.
FROST-BITTEN IN THE RED SEA.
THE BOY TRAMP. (Continued from page 183.)
CHAPTER XXI.
CHAPTER XXI.
AFLOAT ON THE DOGGER BANK.
CHAPTER I.
CHAPTER I.
CRUISERS IN THE CLOUDS.
V.—THE FIRST ASCENT IN ENGLAND.
V.—THE FIRST ASCENT IN ENGLAND.
THE BOY TRAMP. (Concluded from page 188.)
PUZZLERS FOR WISE HEADS.
9.—Transpositions.
Answer to Puzzle on Page 167.
9.—Transpositions.
Answer to Puzzle on Page 167.
A CENTRAL AFRICAN CAKE.
FOOTNOTES:
FOOTNOTES:
THE WEATHER SPRITES.
Last Night.
This Morning.
Last Night.
This Morning.
WONDERFUL CAVERNS.
VI.—THE ROCK TEMPLES OF AJUNTA AND ELLORA.
VI.—THE ROCK TEMPLES OF AJUNTA AND ELLORA.
EASTERN JUGGLERS.
Some True Anecdotes of Wonderful Feats.
Some True Anecdotes of Wonderful Feats.
AFLOAT ON THE DOGGER BANK.
CHAPTER II.
CHAPTER II.
AFLOAT ON THE DOGGER BANK.
RICE-PAPER.
TOO TEMPTING TO BE LOST.
THE PARKS OF LONDON.
I.
I.
SERVED HER RIGHT.
Founded on Fact.
Founded on Fact.
THE FLOWER-GIRL.
A HUNDRED YEARS AGO. True Tales of the Year 1805.
V.—LORD MASSEREENE'S IMPRISONMENT.
V.—LORD MASSEREENE'S IMPRISONMENT.
THE SAGO-TREE.
FAITH AND SIGHT.
INSECT WAYS AND MEANS.
VI.—HOW INSECTS WALK.
VI.—HOW INSECTS WALK.
THE MAN WITH THE GLASSES.
WHAT AM I?
AFLOAT ON THE DOGGER BANK.
CHAPTER III.
CHAPTER III.
AFLOAT ON THE DOGGER BANK.
CHAPTER IV.
CHAPTER IV.
THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON'S HEAD GARDENER.
TWO MEDALS.
ANIMAL MAKESHIFTS.
True Anecdotes.
I.—INSTEAD OF A HAND.
True Anecdotes.
I.—INSTEAD OF A HAND.
THE PITCHER-PLANT.
ONE AND ONE MAKE TWO.
CRUISERS IN THE CLOUDS.
VI.—THE GIANT AND ITS ADVENTURES.
VI.—THE GIANT AND ITS ADVENTURES.
AFLOAT ON THE DOGGER BANK.
THE TRUMPET AND THE DRUM.
JIM'S SHOWER-BATH.
WONDERFUL CAVERNS.
VII.—THE CLIFF-DWELLERS OF NORTH AMERICA.
VII.—THE CLIFF-DWELLERS OF NORTH AMERICA.
PUZZLERS FOR WISE HEADS.
10.—Oblique Puzzle.
11.—Charade.
Answer to Puzzle on Page 195.
Answer to 'What am I?' on Page 214.
10.—Oblique Puzzle.
11.—Charade.
Answer to Puzzle on Page 195.
Answer to 'What am I?' on Page 214.
DECEIVING THE HORSE.
THE TEETH OF HYENAS.
THE GATE-KEEPER OF RAMBOUILLET.
THE CASHMERE STAG.
THE BLACK LEOPARD.
THE POET CRABBE'S FIRST SCHOOL.
MY PICTURE-BOOK.
ULRICH'S OPPORTUNITY.
INSECT WAYS AND MEANS.
VII.—HOW INSECTS BREATHE
VII.—HOW INSECTS BREATHE
AFLOAT ON THE DOGGER BANK.
CHAPTER V.
CHAPTER V.
AFLOAT ON THE DOGGER BANK.
CHAPTER VI.
CHAPTER VI.
ALL PRIME MINISTERS.
DON'T BEGIN.
THE PARKS OF LONDON.—II.
HE SET THE EXAMPLE.
A PEEP AT NORTHERN ITALY.
CRUISERS IN THE CLOUDS.
VII.—BALLOONS AT THE SIEGE OF PARIS IN 1870.
VII.—BALLOONS AT THE SIEGE OF PARIS IN 1870.
WILLIE'S SUM.
GENEROSITY.
ANIMAL MAKESHIFTS.
True Anecdotes.
II.—TIME WITHOUT A CLOCK.
True Anecdotes.
II.—TIME WITHOUT A CLOCK.
AFLOAT ON THE DOGGER BANK.
CHAPTER VII.
CHAPTER VII.
OUTWITTING HIMSELF.
AFLOAT ON THE DOGGER BANK.
CHAPTER VIII.
CHAPTER VIII.
JACK'S WISH.
A TIMELY RESCUE.
INSECT WAYS AND MEANS.
VIII.—HOW INSECTS MAKE MUSIC.
VIII.—HOW INSECTS MAKE MUSIC.
A TRIFLING OFFENCE.
PUZZLERS FOR WISE HEADS.
12.—Curtailments.
13.—Conical Puzzle.
Answers to Puzzles on Page 230.
12.—Curtailments.
13.—Conical Puzzle.
Answers to Puzzles on Page 230.
THE POTATO.
DOCTOR ABERNETHY'S ADVICE.
CRUISERS IN THE CLOUDS.
VIII.—THE HIGHEST FLIGHT—SEPTEMBER 5, 1862.
VIII.—THE HIGHEST FLIGHT—SEPTEMBER 5, 1862.
AFLOAT ON THE DOGGER BANK.
CHAPTER IX.
CHAPTER IX.
THE PARKS OF LONDON.—III.
NEVER CAUGHT IT.
RAT-SKINS.
THE OLD CLOCK.
HEROES AND HEROINES OF FAMOUS BOOKS.
III.—GARTH AND HIS FRIENDS.[4]
FOOTNOTES:
III.—GARTH AND HIS FRIENDS.[4]
FOOTNOTES:
ANIMAL MAKESHIFTS.
True Anecdotes.
III.—TALKS WITHOUT WORDS.
True Anecdotes.
III.—TALKS WITHOUT WORDS.
AFLOAT ON THE DOGGER BANK.
CHAPTER X.
CHAPTER X.
MICE ON A SUBMARINE.
THE FATHER OF ALL.
ADVICE THAT SAVED A KING'S LIFE.
LIFE IN BOHEMIA.
HOW TOM DRESSES.
At Home.
Out Visiting.
At Home.
Out Visiting.
READY!
INSECT WAYS AND MEANS.
IX.—THE EARS AND NOSES OF INSECTS.
IX.—THE EARS AND NOSES OF INSECTS.
AFLOAT ON THE DOGGER BANK.
CHAPTER XI.
CHAPTER XI.
ONE WAS MISSING.
PUSSY'S PLAYMATE.
STRANGE CHILDREN.
A QUEER ADDRESS ON A POST-CARD.
PUZZLERS FOR WISE HEADS.
14.—Decapitations.
Answers to Puzzles on Page 263.
14.—Decapitations.
Answers to Puzzles on Page 263.
THE KING OF THE 'PEELERS.'
AFLOAT ON THE DOGGER BANK.
WONDERFUL CAVERNS.
VIII.—THE CAVERNS OF LURAY.
VIII.—THE CAVERNS OF LURAY.
THE SONG OF THE BROOM.
ONE MORE CHANCE.
CRUISERS IN THE CLOUDS.
IX.—HERR ANDRÉE AND HIS BALLOON.
FOOTNOTES:
IX.—HERR ANDRÉE AND HIS BALLOON.
FOOTNOTES:
A STRONG MOTIVE.
DIAMONDS.
SAD COMPANY IN THE NURSERY.
THE JUMPING MOUSE.
AFLOAT ON THE DOGGER BANK.
CHAPTER XII.
CHAPTER XII.
WHAT KATIE HEARD.
ONE GOOD TURN DESERVES ANOTHER.
THE FOX'S SERENADE.
THE COW-TREE.
INSECT WAYS AND MEANS.
X.—HOW INSECTS MAKE SILK.
X.—HOW INSECTS MAKE SILK.
AFLOAT ON THE DOGGER BANK.
CHAPTER XIII.
CHAPTER XIII.
ENCOUNTERS WITH LIONS.
PHILIP WOOD AND SIR CHRISTOPHER WREN.
THE TWO DOLLS.
GEMMAL RINGS.
WONDERFUL CAVERNS.
IX.—THE GROTTO OF LA BALME.
IX.—THE GROTTO OF LA BALME.
AFLOAT ON THE DOGGER BANK.
A COAT OF PAINT.
A HUNDRED YEARS AGO. True Tales of the Year 1805.
VI.—THE BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR, OCT. 21, 1805.
VI.—THE BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR, OCT. 21, 1805.
WELCOME TO THE FIRST FIRE.
OLD CONDUITS.
CLEVER BILLY.
A True Story.
A True Story.
AFLOAT ON THE DOGGER BANK.
CHAPTER XIV.
CHAPTER XIV.
THE HIDDEN ROOM.
THE HIDDEN ROOM.
THE RABBIT AND THE HARE.
A MOTOR-CAR OF THE PAST.
WONDERFUL CAVERNS.
X.—THE CLIFF-DWELLERS OF NORTH AMERICA.
X.—THE CLIFF-DWELLERS OF NORTH AMERICA.
AFLOAT ON THE DOGGER BANK.
CHAPTER XV.
CHAPTER XV.
THE HIDDEN ROOM.
PUZZLERS FOR WISE HEADS.
15.—Ladder Puzzle.
Answer to Puzzle on Page 290.
15.—Ladder Puzzle.
Answer to Puzzle on Page 290.
THE ASS OF DENMARK.
ETHEL'S ORANGE-PLANT.
ANIMAL MAKESHIFTS.
True Anecdotes.
IV.—CURIOUS CUPBOARDS.
True Anecdotes.
IV.—CURIOUS CUPBOARDS.
A SHORT CONVERSATION.
WHAT INSECTS LOVE.
AFLOAT ON THE DOGGER BANK.
CHAPTER XVI.
CHAPTER XVI.
CRUISERS IN THE CLOUDS.
X.—PARACHUTES.
X.—PARACHUTES.
AFLOAT ON THE DOGGER BANK.
CHAPTER XVII.
CHAPTER XVII.
THE EAGLE'S NEST.
FAIRY SONG.
REGIMENTS IN THE CITY.
HEROES AND HEROINES OF FAMOUS BOOKS.
IV.—THE STORY OF SINBAD THE SAILOR
(From the 'Arabian Nights.')
IV.—THE STORY OF SINBAD THE SAILOR
(From the 'Arabian Nights.')
HEROES AND HEROINES OF FAMOUS BOOKS.
IV.—THE STORY OF SINBAD THE SAILOR.
(From the 'Arabian Nights.')
IV.—THE STORY OF SINBAD THE SAILOR.
(From the 'Arabian Nights.')
AFLOAT ON THE DOGGER BANK.
CHAPTER XVIII.
CHAPTER XVIII.
INSECT WAYS AND MEANS.
XI.—CATERPILLARS AND THEIR ENEMIES.
XI.—CATERPILLARS AND THEIR ENEMIES.
A FAIR-SIZED FIELD.
A STROLL AMONGST FERNS.
THE CONTENTED PANSY.
HOW HETAIS WORE HIS MEDAL.
A True Story.
A True Story.
TWENTY POUNDS REWARD.
WHY THE SEA SOBS.
WONDERFUL CAVERNS.
XI.—THE GROTTOES OF ADELSBERG
XI.—THE GROTTOES OF ADELSBERG
INSECT WAYS AND MEANS.
XI.—CATERPILLARS AND THEIR ENEMIES.
XI.—CATERPILLARS AND THEIR ENEMIES.
THE BLACK SWAN.
AFLOAT ON THE DOGGER BANK.
CHAPTER XIX.
CHAPTER XIX.
CRUISERS IN THE CLOUDS.
XI.—MODERN AERONAUTS AND THEIR AIR-SHIPS.
XI.—MODERN AERONAUTS AND THEIR AIR-SHIPS.
THE SLATE'S STORY.
PUZZLERS FOR WISE HEADS.
16.—Anagrams: Names of Famous Monarchs.
Answer to Puzzle on Page 339.
16.—Anagrams: Names of Famous Monarchs.
Answer to Puzzle on Page 339.
PRESENCE OF MIND.
ANIMAL MAKESHIFTS.
True Anecdotes.
V.—FRIENDS IN NEED.
True Anecdotes.
V.—FRIENDS IN NEED.
IN THE SNOW.
AFLOAT ON THE DOGGER BANK.
CHAPTER XX.
CHAPTER XX.
AFLOAT ON THE DOGGER BANK.
CHAPTER XXI.
CHAPTER XXI.
TOYS FROM THE STREETS.
THE CHINESE LAUNDRYMAN.
A BUSY WORLD.
A HUNDRED YEARS AGO. True Tales of the Year 1805.
VII.—REPTON, THE CONVICT.
VII.—REPTON, THE CONVICT.
AFLOAT ON THE DOGGER BANK.
CHAPTER XXII.
CHAPTER XXII.
INSECT WAYS AND MEANS.
XII.—HOW INSECTS GROW.
XII.—HOW INSECTS GROW.
TOYS FROM THE STREETS.
THE LOVER-DOLL.
HIS FIRST WOLF HUNT.
AN IMPRESSION OF ZANZIBAR.
THE WRECK OF THE 'HOPE.'
A True Story.
A True Story.
SPY OR GUIDE?
THE PROMISE OF THE STORM.
A DANGEROUS TRAVELLER.
A True Anecdote.
A True Anecdote.
PUZZLERS FOR WISE HEADS.
Answer to Puzzle on Page 371.
Answer to Puzzle on Page 371.
INDIAN WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.
CRUISERS IN THE CLOUDS.
XII.—SOME WONDERS OF THE SKY.
XII.—SOME WONDERS OF THE SKY.
ANIMAL MAKESHIFTS.
True Anecdotes.
VI.—READY-MADE HOMES.
True Anecdotes.
VI.—READY-MADE HOMES.
AFLOAT ON THE DOGGER BANK.
CHAPTER XXIII.
CHAPTER XXIII.
AFLOAT ON THE DOGGER BANK.
CHAPTER XXIV.
CHAPTER XXIV.
TOYS FROM THE STREETS.
AGAINST ODDS.
HIS FIRST WOLF HUNT.
AFLOAT ON THE DOGGER BANK.
CHAPTER XXV.
CHAPTER XXV.
NICOLO IN VIENNA.
Transcriber's Notes.
Transcriber's Notes.
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