New Bed-Time Stories
BY LOUISE CHANDLER MOULTON,
AUTHOR OF “BED-TIME STORIES,” “MORE BED-TIME STORIES,” “SOME WOMEN’S HEARTS,” AND “POEMS.”
WITH ILLUSTRATIONS.
BOSTON: LITTLE, BROWN, AND COMPANY, 1907
Copyright , 1880, By Louise Chandler Moulton.
Alfred Mudge & Son, Inc., Printers, Boston, Mass., U. S. A.
TO MISTRESS BROWN-EYES.
At Christmas-tide, by Christmas fire, You’ll read these tales of mine;— I see, above my story-book, Your happy brown eyes shine.
Dear eyes, that front the future time So fearlessly to-day, Oh, may from them some kindly Fate Keep future tears away,
And give you all your heart desires, My little English maid, For whom, in this far-distant land, My loving prayers are said!
I pray for Peace, since Peace is good, For Love, since Love is best: If prayers bring blessings, Brown-eyed Girl, How much you will be blest!
L. C. M.
Louise Chandler Moulton
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CONTENTS.
“ALL A-GROWIN’ AND A-BLOWIN’.”
MY VAGRANT.
HELEN’S TEMPTATION.
THE SURGEON OF THE DOLLS’ HOSPITAL.
PRETTY MISS KATE.
A BORROWED ROSEBUD.
TOM’S THANKSGIVING.
FINDING JACK.
HER MOTHER’S DAUGHTER.
MY QUARREL WITH RUTH.
WAS IT HER MOTHER?
THE LADY FROM OVER THE WAY.
HIS MOTHER’S BOY.
DR. JOE’S VALENTINE.