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| Brother Rabbit’s Cradle | Joel Chandler Harris | [7] |
| The Little Baxters Go Marketing | Tudor Jenks | [18] |
| A Story of Decoration Day for the Little Children of To-day | Elizabeth Harrison | [23] |
| The Taxes of Middlebrook | Ray Stannard Baker | [30] |
| The Cure of Fear | Norman Duncan | [43] |
| A Christmas Adventure | J. E. Chamberlin | [55] |
| Chased by the Trail | Jack London | [66] |
| Big Timber Beacon | John L. Mathews | [79] |
| How Hilda Got a School | Lelia Munsell | [90] |
| The Imp and the Drum | Josephine D. Bacon | [99] |
| The Second String | James B. Connolly | [116] |
| Holding the Pipe | Albert W. Tolman | [128] |
| The Travelling Doll | Evelyn Snead Barnett | [137] |
| The Doll Doctor | E. V. Lucas | [152] |
| The Idea that Went Astray | Pauline C. Bouvé | [168] |
| Gravity Gregg | Isaac Ogden Rankin | [171] |
| Jonnasen | Dallas Lore Sharp | [179] |
| In the Oven | Richard W. Child | [186] |
| On a Slide-Board | Robert Barnes | [192] |
| The Call of the Sea | Frederick Palmer | [201] |
| On a Tight Rope | Albert W. Tolman | [213] |
| Down the Incline | Charles Newton Hood | [220] |
| The Cost of Loving | Frederick O. Bartlett | [225] |
| Ladybird | Edith Barnard | [241] |
| The Drasnoe Pipe-Line | Arthur Stanwood Pier | [255] |
| Manuk Del Monte | Rowland Thomas | [269] |
| The Man Without a Country | Edward Everett Hale | [279] |
| The Foreman | Stewart E. White | [315] |
| The Gray Collie | Georgia W. Pangborn | [328] |
| The Fore-Room Rug | Kate Douglas Wiggin | [340] |
| Cressy’s New-Year’s Rent | Albert Lee | [359] |
| Mr. O’Leary’s Second Love | Charles Lever | [370] |
| The Rose and the Ring | William M. Thackeray | [389] |
| I. | Shows How the Royal Family Sat Down to Breakfast | [393] |
| II. | How King Valoroso Got the Crown, and Prince Giglio Went Without | [397] |
| III. | Tells Who the Fairy Blackstick Was, and Who Were Ever So Many Grand Personages Besides | [402] |
| IV. | How Blackstick Was Not Asked to the Princess Angelica’s Christening | [407] |
| V. | How Princess Angelica Took a Little Maid | [410] |
| VI. | How Prince Giglio Behaved Himself | [415] |
| VII. | How Giglio and Angelica Had a Quarrel | [423] |
| VIII. | How Gruffanuff Picked the Fairy Ring Up, and Prince Bulbo Came to Court | [429] |
| IX. | How Betsinda Got the Warming-Pan | [436] |
| X. | How King Valoroso Was in a Dreadful Passion | [443] |
| XI. | What Gruffanuff Did to Giglio and Betsinda | [447] |
| XII. | How Betsinda Fled, and What Became of Her | [456] |
| XIII. | How Queen Rosalba Came to the Castle of the Bold Count Hogginarmo | [462] |
| XIV. | What Became of Giglio | [466] |
| XV. | We Return to Rosalba | [480] |
| XVI. | How Hedzoff Rode Back Again to King Giglio | [488] |
| XVII. | How a Tremendous Battle Took Place, and Who Won It | [493] |
| XVIII. | How They All Journeyed Back to the Capital | [503] |
| XIX. | And Now We Come to the Last Scene in the Pantomime | [509] |