THE CHILDREN'S FRIEND VOLUME XL JANUARY TO DECEMBER 1900
Written by E. Harcourt Burrage, S.L. Heward, Mabel Quiller-Couch, et al
Illustrated by Louis Wain, et al.
Published by S.W. Partridge & Co.
in 1900
THE CHILDREN'S FRIEND VOLUME XL JANUARY TO DECEMBER 1900
Written by E. Harcourt Burrage, S.L. Heward, Mabel Quiller-Couch, et al.
Illustrated by Louis Wain, et al..
Stock no. 1108608
1900.
Hardback.
Large format.
Very good condition.
Cloth spine. A monthly magazine for boys and girls. Colour frontis. B/w illustrations. Spine is mottled/damp marked. Corners are bumped, with some chipping. Page browning.
Front cover
Contents
- The Fatal Nugget by E. Harcourt Burrage
- The Robin's Message by S.L. Heward
- John Brown of Harper's Ferry
- The Path That Leads to the Top by S. Bannester
- Dolls' Clothes and How to Make Them
- Behind the Scenes at the General Post Office (illustrated by Harry Furniss)
- The Mimosa by Hilderic Friend
- The Bear and the Baby by F. Gwilt
- Crotchets & Quavers by E. J. Dukes
- Boys and Girls in King Alfred's Time by Florence Davidson
- To A Girl Who Wishes She Were a Boy by Aunt Jemima (Open Letters to Boys and Girls)
- The Cheapest Roll-Top Desk in London by Irene Mauder
- Carpentering at Home by G.W. Rowe
- "April Fool" by Ruth Hall
- Forget-Me-Nots by Edward Grubb
- Miss Charlotte M. Yonge by Florence Davidson
- Hugh Damar and the Three Pictures by Irene Davison
- Henry Drummond
- Sir Noel Paton's Practical Joke
- The Collector of Waste
- Vegetable Fly-Catchers by Rev. John Isabell
- A Bunch of Keys by G.K. Herbert
- Paul the Courageous by Mabel Quiller-Couch
- How to Look at the Stars by J. Holden
- Making Dolls' Eyes is Curious Industry by F.M. Holmes
- 'More Blessed to Give than to Receive'
- The Sands of the Sea Shore by Rev. John Isabell
- The Ancestors of the Bicycle F.M. Holmes
- To a Boy Beginning His First Term at a Boarding-School by William Younger (Open Letters to Boys and Girls)
- Phyllis by Edith Prince-Snowden
- Dignity and Impudence by Rev. A.H. Noll
- A Lesson in Artithmetic by Samuel Pearson
- A Curious Old Tunnel by W. Taylor Smith
- To An Ambitious Girl Who Has to Stay at Home by Aunt Florence (Open Letters to Boys and Girls)
- The Chinaman in Peace and War
- Nurse Violet, or, 'I Quite Forgot' by Kate L.B. Moorhead
- "This is the Man that Broke the Barn" by Rev. W.M. Clow
- Baby Dolls' Clothes by Lina Orman Cooper
- "I Wish!" by A.E.H.H.
- "The Tables Turned" by Ally Phillott
- Some Old Games and Playthings by W. Taylor Smith
- The Hero of Paradise Alley by Kate Hopkins