Olive LeavesOlive LeavesReading editionChapter navigation53 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterOlive LeavesOLIVE LEAVES.SKETCHES OF CHARACTER.PREFACE.The Lost and Found.Childhood's Piety.Frank Ludlow.Victory.Silent People.Laura Bridgman.Humble Friends.Butterfly in a School-Room.A Brave Boy.May Morning.The Huguenot Grandfather's Tale.The Old Watch.Entertaining Books.The New Year.Cyrus.Rome and its Rulers.The Ploughing of the Sword.The Good and Bad Emperor.Bonaparte at St. Helena.Polycarp.Christmas Hymn.The Frivolous King.To a Pupil Leaving School.Pious Princes.Evils of War.The Liberated Fly.The Good Brother and Sister.The Waiting Child.The Adopted Niece.The Orphan.The Only Son.Life.A Remarkable Child.The Dying Sunday School Boy.The Precocious Infant.The Last Rose-bud.The Cherub's Welcome.The Babe, and the Forget-Me-Not.Treatment of Animals.The Trembling Eyelid.Peaceful Dispositions.John and James Williams.The Indian King.The Doves.The War-Spirit.Early Recollections.Huguenot Fort,"I have seen an end of all Perfection."Previous chapter ←Front matterNext chapter →OLIVE LEAVES.All chapters and sections (53)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsOlive LeavesOLIVE LEAVES.SKETCHES OF CHARACTER.PREFACE.The Lost and Found.Childhood's Piety.Frank Ludlow.Victory.Silent People.Laura Bridgman.Humble Friends.Butterfly in a School-Room.A Brave Boy.May Morning.The Huguenot Grandfather's Tale.The Old Watch.Entertaining Books.The New Year.Cyrus.Rome and its Rulers.The Ploughing of the Sword.The Good and Bad Emperor.Bonaparte at St. Helena.Polycarp.Christmas Hymn.The Frivolous King.To a Pupil Leaving School.Pious Princes.Evils of War.The Liberated Fly.The Good Brother and Sister.The Waiting Child.The Adopted Niece.The Orphan.The Only Son.Life.A Remarkable Child.The Dying Sunday School Boy.The Precocious Infant.The Last Rose-bud.The Cherub's Welcome.The Babe, and the Forget-Me-Not.Treatment of Animals.The Trembling Eyelid.Peaceful Dispositions.John and James Williams.The Indian King.The Doves.The War-Spirit.Early Recollections.Huguenot Fort,"I have seen an end of all Perfection."The Indian ChiefThe Indian Chief.—P. 229.◇← Front matterOLIVE LEAVES. →
