Chit-chat, or Short Tales in Short Words
The Old Woodcutter Pub d . May 1, 1831, by J. Harris, S t . Pauls Church Yard.
WITH SIXTEEN ENGRAVINGS.
Our life is like a summer's day,
It seems so quickly past;
Youth is the morning bright and gay,
And if 'tis spent in wisdom's way,
We meet old age without dismay,
And death is sweet at last.
HYMNS FOR INFANT MINDS.
BY THE AUTHOR OF ALWAYS HAPPY, &c.
SECOND EDITION, ENLARGED.
LONDON:
Maria Elizabeth Budden
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PART I.
THE CHAISE BRINGS A FRIEND.
THE GIRLS AT HOME.
TEARS OF JOY.
THE POOR GAY.
LOVE, THE SOURCE OF JOY.
HOW TRUTH IS LOST.
THE THREE CROWS.
A KISS AND GOOD NIGHT.
PART II.
THE FALSE BEGGAR.
THE TRUE BEGGAR.
HOW TO DO THE MOST GOOD.
BLANCHE LEARNS WISDOM.
BE KIND TO SERVANTS.
THE VILLAGE SHOP.
THE FARM-YARD.
PART III.
THE HAPPY PARTY.
THE HEN AND CHICKENS.
THE WELSH HARPER.
THE HARPER'S COTTAGE.
THE POACHER.
THE WHITE AND PINK TULIP.
THE DEAD GOLDFINCH.
PART IV.
THE GOOD SISTER.
THE HAPPY FAMILY.
THE OLD GRANDFATHER.
THE KIND FATHER.
THE POOR WIDOWER.
THE GOOD LADY.
POOR HANNAH.
FEARFUL FANCIES.
SPEAK THE TRUTH.
FIRST TRY GENTLE MEASURES.
GEORGE THE HERO.
THE FAIRING.
MISTRUST YOURSELF.
THE EVENING DUTY.
THE JOYS OF SELF-WILL.
THE WINTER EVENING.
PART V.
FAITHFUL FIDO.
ETHEL AND PATTY.
THE LITTLE BEGGAR.
THE YOUNG FRIENDS.
THE LITTLE DAUGHTER.
MONEY.
A GOOD RESOLUTION.
THE FLOWER GIRL.
THE OLD WOODCUTTER.
THE DISAPPOINTMENT.
GIFTS.
CHARITABLE INDUSTRY.
PART VI.
PAUL AND CLEMENT.
