Category: Short Stories

Aunt Jo's scrap-bag, Volume 6

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Chapters

1. Chapter 1

Produced by David Edwards, Katherine Ward and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by T...

2. Chapter 2

"I know, but it's the stuffin' that troubles me," said Tilly, rubbing her round elbows as she eyed the immense fowl laid out on a platter before her. "I don't know how much I wa...

3. Chapter 3

"If I hadn't spent all my money on my dress for the party to-morrow night, I'd give each of them a half-dollar. As I can not, I'll hunt up the other things they wanted, for it's...

4. Chapter 4

The dolls comforted him as well as they could, and a pair of baby's shoes travelling in an envelope sympathized with him, while a shabby bundle directed to "Michael Dolan, at Mr...

5. Chapter 5

"Why, you see, they frolic all night, and go to sleep at dawn; so we must get up very early, if we want to catch the elves awake. They are such delicate, fly-away little things,...

6. Chapter 6

Daisy sang also, and turned the handle till she was tired; then she helped Polly with the butter, and made four little pats,--one stamped with a star for papa, one with a rose f...

7. Chapter 7

The shadow seemed to like this, and bobbed about so comically it made Will laugh till his eyes were full of tears. Ned came back, and they went on, having grand times in the woo...

8. Chapter 8

"_I_ should; just as much as ever I like. It's mamma's jelly, and she won't mind. I don't care for old cross Burney," said Poppy, sliding down the banisters by way of soothing h...

9. Chapter 9

"I'm sorry for you, Mrs. Wing, and forgive your rude speech about my being related to chimney-sweeps. One can't expect good manners from persons brought up in mud houses, and en...

10. Chapter 10

Gulliver flew up to the highest rock, and looked out across the dark sea. Yes, there it was,--the steady star shining through the storm, and saying plainly, "All is well."

11. Chapter 11

I had hardly got over my surprise at this queer sight, when I saw a cow fly up through the air, over the new moon that hung there, and come down and disappear in the woods. I re...

12. Chapter 12

"Dear friend," answered the water-child, "you believed in me, watched and waited long for me, shaped the image of the thing you wanted out of your dearest treasures, and promise...

13. Chapter 13

As the last word left Fancy's lips, a long, sad cry sounded through the room; Lorelei sprung in, gave her one kiss, and was seen to run swiftly toward the beach, wringing her ha...