FOOTNOTES:

[A] Described in Little Henry and his Bearer as "an intoxicating mixture of opium and sugar."

[B] The huge fan, hanging from the ceiling, by which the air of houses in India is kept moving.

[C] The "tatta" is a blind, or screen, woven of sweet-smelling grass, which is kept constantly wet by the water-carriers.


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Introduction[ix]
[PART I]
The Birthday Walk[3]
Mrs. Fairchild's Story[9]
On Envy[19]
Story of the Apples[25]
Story of an Unhappy Day[34]
Story of Ambition; or, The Wish to be Great[45]
The All-Seeing God[59]
Emily's Recovery, and the Old Story of Mrs. Howard[67]
Sad Story of a Disobedient Child[84]
The Two Books[87]
The History of the Orphan Boy[92]
The History of Little Henri[107]
A Story of Besetting Sins[131]
A Visit to Mary Bush[143]
[PART II]
Story of Miss Crosbie's Presents[150]
A Visit to Mrs. Goodriche[159]
Story of the Last Days of Mrs. Howard[162]
The Fair Little Lady[181]
Story of a Holiday[184]
Little Edwy and the Echo[189]
Further Story of a Holiday[203]
The Happy Evening[216]
Breakfast at Mr. Burke's[222]
The Unruly Family[228]
Story of Henry's Adventure[238]
The Story in Emily's Book. (Part I.)[245]
The Story in Emily's Book. (Part II.)[258]
Guests at Mr. Fairchild's[286]
More about Bessy[300]
Bessy's Misfortunes[313]
History of Little Bernard Low. (Part I.)[326]
History of Little Bernard Low. (Part II.)[341]
History of Little Bernard Low. (Part III.)[354]
The Birthday Feast[382]
Grandmamma Fairchild[400]
Great Changes[408]
Grandmamma and the Children[416]
History of Evelyn Vaughan. (Part I)[421]
History of Evelyn Vaughan. (Part II.)[446]
Farewell to the Old Home[464]