Leaves for a Christmas BoughFront matterReading editionChapter navigation34 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterLEAVES, FOR A CHRISTMAS BOUGH.PREFACE.A LETTER FROM SANTA CLAUS, FOR CHRISTMAS, 1849.RIGOLETTE.A STORY FOR MINNA.A LITTLE STORY FOR NELLIE AND MOLLY.THE SCHOOL TEACHER'S SONG.LETTER FROM THE WEST.A SKETCHSCRAPS ABOUT DOGS.A LETTER FROM A LITTLE GIRL TO A SICK SCHOOLMATE.WHO IS MY NEIGHBOUR?A FEW RHYMES FOR DAN.A STORY FOR LITTLE EMMA.A STORY TOLD UNDER THE GREAT ELM TREE.A LETTER.A CONVERSATION ON FAIRS.A TRUE SKETCH FOR THE TWO SISTERS.SCRAPS FROM A JOURNAL PICKED UP IN A GALE OF WIND.AN INCIDENTA STORY FOR WILLIE.A LETTER.PARODY ON THE MOWER'S SONG.A FEW RHYMES FOR "CHARLIE BOY."A STORY FOR LIZZIE.THE GERMAN MUSICIANS.LETTER FROM A LITTLE GIRL TO AN ABSENT SCHOOLMATE.AN ACCOUNT OF A SEA-SHORE VISIT,A TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF A SUNDAY SCHOOL SCHOLAR.A SIMPLE STORY FOR GEORGY.A STORY FOR SWEET LITTLE FANNY.SKETCHES FROM A FIRESIDE JOURNAL.UNDA, OR THE FOUNTAIN FAIRY.Beginning of this editionNext chapter →LEAVES, FOR A CHRISTMAS BOUGH.All chapters and sections (34)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsLEAVES, FOR A CHRISTMAS BOUGH.PREFACE.A LETTER FROM SANTA CLAUS, FOR CHRISTMAS, 1849.RIGOLETTE.A STORY FOR MINNA.A LITTLE STORY FOR NELLIE AND MOLLY.THE SCHOOL TEACHER'S SONG.LETTER FROM THE WEST.A SKETCHSCRAPS ABOUT DOGS.A LETTER FROM A LITTLE GIRL TO A SICK SCHOOLMATE.WHO IS MY NEIGHBOUR?A FEW RHYMES FOR DAN.A STORY FOR LITTLE EMMA.A STORY TOLD UNDER THE GREAT ELM TREE.A LETTER.A CONVERSATION ON FAIRS.A TRUE SKETCH FOR THE TWO SISTERS.SCRAPS FROM A JOURNAL PICKED UP IN A GALE OF WIND.AN INCIDENTA STORY FOR WILLIE.A LETTER.PARODY ON THE MOWER'S SONG.A FEW RHYMES FOR "CHARLIE BOY."A STORY FOR LIZZIE.THE GERMAN MUSICIANS.LETTER FROM A LITTLE GIRL TO AN ABSENT SCHOOLMATE.AN ACCOUNT OF A SEA-SHORE VISIT,A TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF A SUNDAY SCHOOL SCHOLAR.A SIMPLE STORY FOR GEORGY.A STORY FOR SWEET LITTLE FANNY.SKETCHES FROM A FIRESIDE JOURNAL.UNDA, OR THE FOUNTAIN FAIRY.CHRISTMAS EVE.◇LEAVES, FOR A CHRISTMAS BOUGH. →