Identifier: harpersnew0109various (find matches)
Title: Harper's New Monthly Magazine Volume 109 June to November 1904
Year: 1904 (1900s)
Authors: various
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Publisher: New York: Harper & Brothers Publishers
Contributing Library: Brigham Young University-Idaho, David O. McKay Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University-Idaho

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Literal THE children ina certain coun-try school hadbeen to the woodsfor flowers. Onthe way back theteacher found itgetting late, butthe children weretired and laggeda little in walking. Children, shesaid, resorting toa little devicefor getting themalong faster, lets play weare going to takethe eleven-oclocktrain for NewYork, and mustwalk quickly. The little folksthought this wasgreat fun andhurried on. Very soon Miss K noticed one littlegirl dropping be-hind. Why.Helen, she said. Im afraid youllmiss the train. Quickly the re-s p o n s e came: Dont wait for me, Miss K ; I think Ill takethe next one. A Fish Story LITTLE Walterlives in an in-land town, andknew very littleabout fish untilhe went to visithis uncle, wholives on Lake Su-perior. One daya string of white-
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The Toad and the Bat—A Fable A TOAD and Bat discovered, on a high board fence near by,A freshly painted numeral—the paint was scarcely dry. A fish was broughtto the house, and Walter was filled withwonder and surprise at their appearance. Why, Uncle John, what funny skinthese fish have! he exclaimed. It is puton in lows, just like the shingles on ourhouse. I spose it is made that way sothat the water wont leak inside. The Toad, to show his knowledge, which he thought was rather fine,Declared with greatest promptitude that it was number nine.The Bat, no less pedantic, claimed, with equal confidence,That it was plainly number six, inscribed upon the fence.And so they argued long and hard, but never could agree—The Toad upon the ground, the Bat suspended from a tree. Then this remember, gentle folk, before you speak or act:The point of view is frequently important as the fact. Sanctuary mother takes me in her bed Arrived Earlier AKINDEBGARTNER in an Eastern cityhad just related to

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