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Title: St. Nicholas (serial)
Year: 1873 (1870s)
Authors: Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905
Subjects: Children's literature
Publisher: (New York : Scribner & Co.)
Contributing Library: Information and Library Science Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Digitizing Sponsor: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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does the Beaver Make ?— A Crab Barometer— Why Tumbler — Those Aged Animals — The Little School-maams Pets (Illus-tration), S98— Introduction — Garden Questions answered — The Squirrel and the Dog — Venerable Dogsand Horses—A Brave Cat-fish Mother (Illustrated), 978. For Very Little Folk (Illustrated). The Little Boy We Call Hy, 574 — Grandmas Surprise Party, 655 — The Tale of the Toad-fish, 734 —Little Dot; The Rich Pig, S14— Little Bertie, 894 — The Dog that Drove his Masters Cart, 975. The Letter-box (Illustrated) 580, 660, 740, S20, 900, 980 The Riddle-dox (Illustrated) 583, 663. 743, 823, 903, 983 FrontispIeces. Rocket and Flyer, facing Title-page of Volume, by Mrs. C. Siedel— Daisy Time, by Laura E. Hills,586 — My Big Brudder Can Make It Go ! by Alfred Kappes, 666 — An Interview with the Central ParkSheep, by James Monks, 746 — Gathering Autumn Leaves m the Mountains, by Jessie Curtis Shepherd,826 — The Jesters Cap, by George F. Barnes, 906.
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ST. NICHOLAS. Vol. XI. MAY, 1884. No. 7. (Copyright, 18S4, by The CENTURY CO.) In the soft, green light of the leafy June,Rocket and Flyer sat humming a tune:Humming and chatting, they soberly swayedIn the hammock under the lindens shade. Said Rocket to Flyer : To make themquite strong,Mamma said we scarcely could take too muchpains ; Oh, yes! answered Flyer, and ever so long ! But, how funny for horses to make their ownreins ! A live pair of horses. They worked side by side,As each a crochet-needle daintily plied.Their real names were Fanny and Marjorie Blair, , And never was seen a more beautiful pair. Spirited, supple, strong, gentle, and fleet Were Rocket and Flyer, as Robbieallowed.Rob was their master,— so chubby and sweet,T was plain to be seen why his horses wereproud. Such a grip as he had ! Such a whoa / and a go.Such a power over horses — (of their kind, you know);Such a genius for making them follow his will,—For making them amble, or holding them still ! ROCKET ANDstnicholasserial112dodg

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