Madam How and Lady WhyDEDICATIONReading editionChapter navigation15 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterDEDICATIONPREFACEChapter I · —THE GLENChapter II · —EARTHQUAKESChapter III · —VOLCANOSChapter IV · —THE TRANSFORMATIONS OF A GRAIN OF SOILChapter V · —THE ICE-PLOUGHChapter VI · —THE TRUE FAIRY TALEChapter VII · —THE CHALK-CARTSChapter VIII · —MADAM HOW’S TWO GRANDSONSChapter IX · —THE CORAL-REEFChapter X · —FIELD AND WILDChapter XI · —THE WORLD’S ENDChapter XII · —HOMEWARD BOUNDPrevious chapter ←Front matterNext chapter →PREFACEAll chapters and sections (15)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsDEDICATIONPREFACEChapter I · —THE GLENChapter II · —EARTHQUAKESChapter III · —VOLCANOSChapter IV · —THE TRANSFORMATIONS OF A GRAIN OF SOILChapter V · —THE ICE-PLOUGHChapter VI · —THE TRUE FAIRY TALEChapter VII · —THE CHALK-CARTSChapter VIII · —MADAM HOW’S TWO GRANDSONSChapter IX · —THE CORAL-REEFChapter X · —FIELD AND WILDChapter XI · —THE WORLD’S ENDChapter XII · —HOMEWARD BOUNDTo my son Grenville Arthur, and to his school-fellows at Winton House This little book is dedicated.◇← Front matterPREFACE →