CONTENTS
| PAGE | |
| Why This Story Was Written | [9] |
| The Leaking "Speedwell" | [10] |
| Searching for a Home | [13] |
| After the Storm | [15] |
| Wash Day | [16] |
| Finding the Corn | [17] |
| Attacked by the Savages | [20] |
| Building Houses | [22] |
| Miles Standish | [24] |
| The Sick People | [26] |
| The New Home | [27] |
| Master White and the Wolf | [29] |
| The Inside of the House | [30] |
| A Chimney Without Bricks | [32] |
| Building the Fire | [33] |
| Master Bradford's Chimney | [34] |
| Scarcity of Food | [36] |
| A Timely Gift | [38] |
| The First Savage Visitor | [39] |
| Squanto's Story | [41] |
| Living in the Wilderness | [42] |
| The Friendly Indians | [44] |
| Grinding the Corn | [46] |
| A Visit From Massasoit | [47] |
| Massasoit's Promise | [50] |
| Massasoit's Visit Returned | [52] |
| The Big House Burned | [53] |
| The "Mayflower" Leaves Port | [54] |
| Setting the Table | [56] |
| What and How We Eat | [58] |
| Table Rules | [60] |
| When the Pilgrim Goes Abroad | [62] |
| Making a Dugout | [63] |
| Governor Carver's Death | [65] |
| William Bradford Chosen Governor | [67] |
| Farming in Plymouth | [68] |
| Ways of Cooking Indian Corn | [70] |
| The Wedding | [72] |
| Making Maple Sugar | [73] |
| Decorating the Inside of the House | [74] |
| Trapping Wolves and Bagging Pigeons | [76] |
| Elder Brewster | [77] |
| The Visit to Massasoit | [79] |
| Keeping the Sabbath Holy | [80] |
| Making Clapboards | [81] |
| Cooking Pumpkins | [82] |
| A New Oven | [83] |
| Making Spoons and Dishes | [84] |
| The Fort and Meeting-House | [86] |
| The Harvest Festival | [89] |
| How to Play Stoolball | [91] |
| On Christmas Day | [93] |
| When the "Fortune" Arrived | [94] |
| Possibility of Another Famine | [96] |
| On Short Allowance | [98] |
| A Threatening Message | [99] |
| Pine Knots and Candles | [101] |
| Tallow from Bushes | [102] |
| Wicks for the Candles | [103] |
| Dipping the Candles | [105] |
| When James Runs Away | [106] |
| Evil-Minded Indians | [109] |
| Long Hours of Preaching | [110] |
| John Alden's Tubs | [112] |
| English Visitors | [113] |
| Visiting the Neighbors | [115] |
| Why More Fish Are Not Taken | [116] |
| How Wampum is Made | [118] |
| Ministering to Massasoit | [119] |
| The Plot Thwarted | [121] |
| The Captain's Indian | [122] |
| Ballots of Corn | [123] |
| Arrival of the "Ann" | [123] |
| The "Little James" Comes to Port | [125] |
| The New Meeting-House | [125] |
| The Church Service | [127] |
| The Tithingmen | [129] |
| Master Winslow Brings Home Cows | [130] |
| A Real Oven | [131] |
| Butter and Cheese | [132] |
| The Settlement at Wessagussett | [133] |
| The Village of Merrymount | [135] |
| The First School | [136] |
| Too Much Smoke | [138] |
| School Comforts | [139] |
| How the Children Were Punished | [140] |
| New Villages | [142] |
| Clothing for the Salem Company | [146] |
| Preparing Food For the Journey | [147] |
| Before Sailing for Salem | [148] |
| Beginning the Journey | [150] |
| The Arrival at Salem | [153] |
| Sight-Seeing in Salem | [154] |
| Back to Plymouth | [155] |
MARY OF PLYMOUTH