CONTENTS OF VOLUME VII.JANUARY TO JUNE, 1844.January,1London Printseller,4A Test,“Significant,“The Thorn,5Old Man in the Corner,6,43,82,116,145,176Don’t give up the Ship,10Cure for the Tooth-ache,12Either way will do,“The Stormy Petrel,“Bill and the Boys,13,69,109,139,185Pictures of Various Nations,16,56,86,113,146,170Fresh Water,19Light,20Herons and Rooks,24Spectral Illusions,25Bats,26Yankee Wit,27Musician in Ohio,“Kin Than,28Our Correspondence,30,94,124,190Music,32February,33The Three Sovereigns,34Written on a Boy’s Marble,“Inquisitive Jack,35,75,106,130,163Dick Boldhero,38,66,98,135,173The Indian and his Dog,40Husking the Corn,42The Sea,45Snow-balling,46Anecdote of Washington,47Question on Mathematics,“The use of Telescopes,48The Lotus,50The Miller and the Fool,“The Indian Dandy,51The Locust,52St.Patrick and Father Mathew,53The real Culprit,54Combat between a Falcon and Serpent,55The Papyrus,“Pigeon Coves,56Bonaparte and the Leg of Mutton,58Names of Countries and Places,59Snuff-taking,“Squirrels,60Consolation in Sea-Sickness,61The Blue Jay,62Lines placed over a Chimney-piece,“A German,“Shoe Black and his Dog,63Advertisement Extra,“Pat-riotism,“To our Readers,63The Snow-Flakes.A Song,64March,65The Old Mansion,72The Desman,74City of Ancient Babylon,79The Leopard,81The Pyramids of Egypt,84A Monster of the Deep,88The Sperm Whale,89The Cottager to her Infant,91Squirrels,92A Winter Evening in the Country,94The Little Soldier,95,159Evening.A Song,96April,97William Ellery Channing,101Chinese Ingenuity,104Effect of Climate,“The Morse,105Promotion from the Ranks,108Family Men,111Nine of Diamonds,“Sharp Retort,“The Leming,112Persia,120How to get Letters Free,122Love One Another,“Varieties,123May,129Deserts of Africa and Asia,133The Merry Knight,134Anecdote of a Tiger,143Miss Pappoo,144I don’t want to go,149A Chinese Dandy,“A thrilling Narrative,151Demosthenes,153Walking on Stilts,158The Goldfinch.A Song,160June,161Sketches in Egypt,165What’s in a Name,178The Five-Dollar Bill,179The Lark,182Origin of the names of the U.S.,183Battle between a Rat and Crab,184Blue Beard and his Castle,188A Horse stung to death,“The Flowers of Spring,“Boisterous Preaching,“Letter to Peter Parley,189Peter Parley’s answer,“The Lily.A Song,191Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1844, byS. G. Goodrich, in the Clerk’s Office of the District Court of Massachusetts.
JANUARY TO JUNE, 1844.
Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1844, byS. G. Goodrich, in the Clerk’s Office of the District Court of Massachusetts.