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MIXED PICKLES.

Reading edition

A STORY FOR GIRLS AND BOYS.

By MRS. E. M. FIELD.

WITH THIRTY-ONE ILLUSTRATIONS BY T. PYM.

A. L. BURT COMPANY, PUBLISHERS, NEW YORK.

CONTENTS.

CHAPTER I.

Idle Hands

CHAPTER II.

A Princess

CHAPTER III.

Another Terrible Scrape

CHAPTER IV.

What Can I Do?

CHAPTER V.

Old Roger

CHAPTER VI.

Uncle Jack's Story

CHAPTER VII.

Beppo

CHAPTER VIII.

The Rest of the Story

CHAPTER IX.

A Prince in Disguise

CHAPTER X.

Beppo's Friend

CHAPTER XI.

Dreadfully Frightened

CHAPTER XII.

Some Use for Moll

CHAPTER XIII.

More About Beppo

CHAPTER XIV.

Beppo in Trouble

CHAPTER XV.

Up a Tree

CHAPTER XVI.

Poor Moll

CHAPTER XVII.

Where Thieves Break Through

CHAPTER XVIII.

Friend, Go Up Higher

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

"Pussy, Pussy! Come here, Puss."

Maurice Gray, with his queer little Scotch Terrier, Toby

Maurice fills the Syringe and sets to work

Timidly walking up to the door Bryda tapped gently

And where the water fell this Spring rose up

For a whole week there were Games

The Fairy came flying over the Town

"Little Boy," said Bryda shyly, "where do you live?"

"Our Father," Bryda prayed, "let me help Beppo."

Tom, who had now become a Poet

Bryda after looking around for Beppo, seized the Cat

Bryda and Beppo amuse themselves walking about the Field

Only one word, too—"Speranza."

Bryda appeared to have thrown the Reading Book to the other end of the room

Bryda called to the old woman, who laughed and shook her fist

Bryda laughed, and then looked solemn

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