[ CHAMELEONS AND THEIR CHANGES.]

The Chameleon described by Aristotle and Calmet, 307, 308.—Change of Colour, 309.—Reproduction of, 310, 311.—Tongue, 311.—Lives in Trees, 312.—Theory of Colours, 313.—The Puzzle Solved, 315.—Mrs. Belzoni's Chameleons, 317.—Lady Cust's Chameleons, 321.—Chameleon's Antipathy to Black, 322.

[RUNNING TOADS.]

Dr. Husenbeth's Toads at Cossey, 327.—Frog and Toad Concerts, 327.

[ SONG OF THE CICADA.]

Greeks' Love for the Song, 329.—Cicada in British Colombia, 329.—Tennyson and Keats on the Grasshopper, 330.

[ STORIES ABOUT THE BARNACLE GOOSE.]

Baptista Porta's Account, 331.—Max Müller on, 331.—Gerarde's Account, 332.—Giraldus Cambrensis, 332.—Professor Rolleston. Drayton's Poly-olbion, 333.—Sir Kenelm Digby and Sir J. Emerson Tennent, 334.—Finding the Barnacle, 334.

[ LEAVES ABOUT BOOKWORMS]

Bookworms, their Destructiveness, 336, 337.—How to Destroy, 338.—The Death-watch, 339.—Lines by Swift, 340.