Moonshine.—[Page 132.]

STORIES AND BALLADS
FOR YOUNG FOLKS.

By ELLEN TRACY ALDEN.

(Copyright, 1879.)

NEW YORK:
AMERICAN BOOK EXCHANGE,
Tribune Building.
1880.

CONTENTS.

PAGE.
Neighbor Edith[4]
Castle Marvel[13]
A May Morning[18]
Patches and Perseverance[26]
Kate’s Great-great-Grandmother[34]
In the Woods[47]
The Old Monsieur’s Story[61]
Butternut and Blue[73]
A Secret[77]
Consolation[87]
Julie, Julien and Oncle le Capitaine[94]
The Voices[129]
Moonshine[132]
Sunshine[136]
Czar and Carpenter[144]
Queen Mabel[166]
Princess Gerda[174]
Jungenthor, the Giant[188]
Little Florence[208]
A Centennial Tea-pot[214]
In Lilac Time[218]
Blue Eyes[221]
The Apple-Gathering[222]
Good-by, Little Bird[223]
He Will Come Back[224]
Katy[226]
Marie[228]
The Banjo[231]
Winsome Maggie[233]
A Happy Pair[235]
Sigs Veegs Ofer[238]
The Child on the Battle-Field[239]
Pinkety-Winkety-Wee[242]
Puss in a Quandary[243]
Lena Laughed[244]
’Tis the Apples[245]
Fooled[246]
A New Toy[247]
Charley on Horseback[248]
Cruel![249]
Cluck, Cluck![250]
Bobbie and the Bee[250]