Harper's Young People, April 12, 1881PHIL'S FAIRIES.Reading editionChapter navigation21 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterHOW SHALL I MAKE A LIVING?INDIAN CORN: A LEGEND.NEXT SUMMER.EASTER-EGGS.A PASSING CLOUD.TOBY TYLER;Chapter XVIIIAN ENCHANTED SHIP; OR, THE DUTCH CAPTAIN'S DEVICE.INDIAN CHILDREN.SO VERY STRANGE.MY PIG.MY MOTHER'S DÉBUT.PHIL'S FAIRIES.Chapter XIPINAFORE RHYMES.—(Continued.)HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE.THE STUCK-UP BOY.LEAD AND ITS USES.CHARADE.LONDON BRIDGE.Previous chapter ←MY MOTHER'S DÉBUT.Next chapter →Chapter XIAll chapters and sections (21)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsHOW SHALL I MAKE A LIVING?INDIAN CORN: A LEGEND.NEXT SUMMER.EASTER-EGGS.A PASSING CLOUD.TOBY TYLER;Chapters18Other sectionsAN ENCHANTED SHIP; OR, THE DUTCH CAPTAIN'S DEVICE.INDIAN CHILDREN.SO VERY STRANGE.MY PIG.MY MOTHER'S DÉBUT.PHIL'S FAIRIES.Chapters11Other sectionsPINAFORE RHYMES.—(Continued.)HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE.THE STUCK-UP BOY.LEAD AND ITS USES.CHARADE.LONDON BRIDGE.BY MRS. W. J. HAYS,Author of "Princess Idleways," etc.← MY MOTHER'S DÉBUT.Chapter XI. →