CONTENTS
| When Morning Gilds the Skies. | From the German | [71] | |
| A Song of Thanksgiving. | From the German | [75] | |
| Heaven is Not Reached at a Single Bound. | J. G. Holland | [77] | |
| Still, Still With Thee. | Harriet Beecher Stowe | [78] |
| SHORT BIBLE STORIES | [79] |
| God Sees Me. | [81] | |
| What Does God Want Me To Do? | [82] | |
| What God Gives. | [85] | |
| Jesus and His Friends. | [86] | |
| Jesus Had No Home. | [89] | |
| The People Loved Jesus. | [93] | |
| The Sea of Galilee. | [94] | |
| The Boyhood of Jesus. | [97] | |
| Jesus and Sick People. | [98] | |
| Talking With Our Father. | [101] | |
| God is Our Father. | [105] | |
| What Jesus Said About Birds and Flowers. | [106] | |
| What Jesus Said About Trees. | [109] | |
| Jesus and the Little Girl. | [110] | |
| The Baby Hid in a Basket. | [117] | |
| An Old Book of Songs. | [121] | |
| A Story Which Jesus Told. | [126] | |
| Some Words Which Jesus Taught the People. | [130] | |
| The Boy Who Came When He Was Called. | [132] | |
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| Stories of David: | ||
The Shepherd Boy Who Killed a Giant. | [139] | |
David and King Saul. | [151] | |
David and Jonathan. | [156] | |
David and His Three Brave Soldiers. | [163] | |
David and His Son Absalom. | [167] | |
| The Story of a Good King. | [170] | |
| Joseph and His Brethren. | [17]7 | |
| The Boy Who Was Raised from the Dead. | [193] | |
| The Kingdom of Heaven. | [201] | |
| The Little Captive Maid. | [205] | |
| How the People Traveled in the Lands of the Bible. | [208] | |
| Houses in the Lands of the Bible. | [21]4 | |
| Children in the Lands of the Bible. | [217] | |
| Jerusalem. | [218] | |
| The Jordan. | [224] | |
| The Dead Sea. | [226] | |
| Beth-lehem. | [229] |
| HYMNS FOR THE DAY. | [231] |
| Lord of All Being, Throned Afar. | Oliver Wendell Holmes | [233] | |
| On Our Way Rejoicing | John S. B. Monsell | [234] | |
| Of Such is the Kingdom | Jemima Thompson Luke | 237 | |
| Sun of My Soul. | John Keble | [238] | |
| Day by Day. | [239] | ||
| What Can Little Hands Do? | Fabin | [240] | |
| How Gentle God's Commands | Philip Doddridge | [241] | |
| Above the Clear Blue Sky | John Chandler | [242] |
| BEDTIME STORIES | [243] |
| The Story of the First Christmas. | [245] | |
| The Story of Palm Sunday. | [251] | |
| How Jesus Gave His Life for the World. | [257] | |
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| The Story of the First Easter Day. | [265] | |
| The Story of the First Thanksgiving. | [270] | |
| Who Was the Neighbor? | [279] | |
| The Good Shepherd. | [282] | |
| Little Brothers of the Air and Fields. | [292] |
| SHEPHERD HYMNS. | [305] |
| Saviour, Like a Shepherd Lead Us | Dorothy A. Thrupp | [309] | |
| Was There Ever Kindest Shepherd? | Frederick William Faber | [310] | |
| Gracious Saviour, Holy Shepherd | Jane E. Leeson and J. Whittemore | [313] | |
| In Heavenly Love Abiding | Anna L. Waring | [314] | |
| The King of Love My Shepherd Is. | Sir H. W. Baker | [315] |
| PRAYERS FOR LITTLE CHILDREN. | [317] |
| OLD TIME VERSES FOR LITTLE CHILDREN. | [325] |
| Against Idleness and Mischief. | Isaac Watts | [327] | |
| Against Pride in Clothes. | Isaac Watts | [328] | |
| The Ant, or Emmet. | Isaac Watts | [329] | |
| A Morning Song. | Isaac Watts | [330] | |
| An Evening Song. | Isaac Watts | [333] | |
| The Sluggard. | Isaac Watts | [334] | |
| Praise for Mercies, Spiritual and Temporal. | Isaac Watts | [337] | |
| The Rose. | Isaac Watts | [338] | |
| Praise for Creation and Providence. | Isaac Watts | [341] | |
| A General Song of Praise to God. | Isaac Watts | [342] | |
| Innocent Play. | Isaac Watts | [34]3 | |
| Against Quarreling and Fighting. | Isaac Watts | [344] | |
| Love Between Brothers and Sisters. | Isaac Watts | [345] | |
| A Summer Evening. | Isaac Watts | [346] | |
| Summer. | Jane Taylor | [349] | |
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| The Star (with music). | Jane Taylor | [350-351] | |
| The Flower and the Lady, About Getting Up. | Jane Taylor | [352] | |
| The Field Daisy. | Jane Taylor | [353] | |
| The Little Child. | Jane Taylor | [354] | |
| Going to Bed. | Jane Taylor | [357] | |
| Time to Get Up. | Jane Taylor | [358] | |
| The Snowdrop. | Jane Taylor | [359] | |
| Getting Up (with music). | Jane Taylor | [360-361] | |
| A Fine Thing. | Jane Taylor | [362] | |
| A Pretty Thing. | Ann Taylor | [365] | |
| The Sheep. | Jane Taylor | [366] | |
| The Cow. | Jane Taylor | [369] | |
| Going to Bed (with music). | Jane Taylor | [370-371] | |
| Baby and Mamma. | Jane Taylor | [372] | |
| The Tempest. | Jane Taylor | [375] | |
| The Violet. | Jane Taylor | [376] | |
| May Day Song. | John Keble | [379] | |
| The Lamb. | William Blake | [380] | |
| Some Murmur When Their Sky is Clear. | Archbishop Trench | [383] | |
| Little Drops of Water. | Ebenezer C. Brewer | [384] |
| CHRISTMAS HYMNS | [385] | ||
| Christmas Lullaby | John Addington Symonds | [389] | |
| The Star | [390] | ||
| A Christmas Carol. | [393] | ||
| The Guiding Star | William C. Dix | [394] | |
| A Christmas Carol. | Dinah Maria Mulock | [397] | |
| Hail the Night! All Hail the Morn. | Old German Choral | [398] | |
| The Christmas Tree. | [401] | ||
| A Christmas Carol. | Charles Kingsley | [402] | |
| Song of the Angels | Ancient Christmas Songs | [405] | |
| Carol, Sweetly Carol. | [406] | ||
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| Cradle Hymn. | Martin Luther | [409] | |
| Cradle Hymn. (with music) | Isaac Watts | [410-411] | |
| Chorus. | Robert Herrick | [412] | |
| Once in Royal David's City. | Mrs. C. F. Alexander | [415] | |
| Calm on the Listening Ear of Night. | Edmund Hamilton Sears | [419] | |
| HYMNS AND POEMS FOR THE TWILIGHT HOUR. | [421] |
| Ready for Bed. | Ida Fay | [423] | |
| Baby's Boat. | George Cooper | [424] | |
| Little Voices. | [427] | ||
| The Twilight Falls, the Night is Near. | [429] | ||
| Saviour, Breathe an Evening Blessing. | James Edmeston | [430] | |
| Summer Rain. | [433] | ||
| The Glorious Heavens. | Addison | [434] | |
| Twilight. | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | [437] | |
| The Pebble and the Acorn. | Gould | [438] | |
| A Psalm of Life. | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | [440] | |
| While Thee I Seek, Protecting Power. | Helen Maria Williams | [442] | |
| Oft in the Stilly Night. | Thomas Moore | [445] | |
| The Bridge. | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | [446] | |
| Kindness. | Colesworthy | [448] | |
| Perseverance. | [451] | ||
| The Light of Stars. | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | [452] | |
| We Are Seven. | William Wordsworth | [454] | |
| Children. | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | [459] | |
| One by One. | Adelaide Ann Procter | [461] | |
| To-day and To-morrow. | [463] | ||
| Still with Thee. | James Drummond Burns | [464] | |
| Lead, Kindly Light. | John Henry Newman | [467] | |
| Now the Day is Over. | S. Baring-Gould | [468] | |
| A Farewell. | Charles Kingsley | [471] | |
| Good Night and Good Morning. | Lord Houghton | [472] | |
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| New Year's Eve. | Alfred Tennyson | [473] | |
| All Things Beautiful. | John Keble | [476] | |
| The Chambered Nautilus. | Oliver Wendell Holmes | [477] | |
| The Day is Done. | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | [481] | |
| A Child's Thought of God. | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | [483] | |
| Lullaby Song. | From the German | [484] | |
| The Pilgrims of the Night. | Frederick William Faber | [487] |
| MEMORY VERSES AND PROVERBS. | [489] |