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Men and Things—XVI. More Swedish Superstitions
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Anna M. Rydingsvärd
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Men and Things—XVI. Mrs. Hayes and the Treasury-clerks
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Margaret Spencer
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Men and Things—XVI. She Knew Who Was
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H. S.
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Men and Things—XVII. Aspiring
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Ruth Hall
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Men and Things—XVII. A Birch-Bark Antique
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F. A. H.
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Men and Things—XVII. Faith
by
Mrs. J. C. Kinsley
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Men and Things—XVII. A Forerunner
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The Suggester
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Men and Things—XVII. He Liked to Have Things Orderly
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F. A. H.
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Men and Things—XVII. His Ideal of Happiness
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Edith Robinson
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Men and Things—XVII. A Moral Midget
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E. P.
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Men and Things—XVII. Queer Shoes
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Lydia Atherton
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Men and Things—XVII. A Singular Spring
by
Mary Lansing
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Men and Things—XVII. A Strange Bedstead
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Helen Marshall North
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Men and Things—XVIII. Aunt Mandy’s Spoon
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J. L. H.
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Men and Things—XVIII. “Blue Blood”
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Q. C.
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Men and Things—XVIII. Grim, the Corn-Thief
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Nena Thomas Medairy
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Men and Things—XVIII. “Lazy Folks Work the Hardest”
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Mary Lansing
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Men and Things—XVIII. The Leader of the Boston Tea Party
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George Bancroft Griffith
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Men and Things—XVIII. Lucidity
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A. B. H.
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Men and Things—XVIII. A Minute-Man
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Adelaide Cilley Waldron
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Men and Things—XVIII. Modern Criticism
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Ruth Hall
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Men and Things—XVIII. More About Small Things
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Amanda B. Harris
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Men and Things—XVIII. Why Not?
by
Louis Hall
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Men and Things—XIX. The Best Boy’s Story I Ever Heard
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Mary Wager Fisher
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Men and Things—XIX. Cheap Lemonade
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D. M. M.
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Men and Things—XIX. How Sallie Preferred Hers
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H. P. H.
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Men and Things—XIX. In His Footsteps
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Louisa Beverly
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Men and Things—XIX. A Man and His Cat
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Lavinia S. Goodwin
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Men and Things—XIX. Not Quite So Bad as That
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A. B. H.
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Men and Things—XIX. Overpowering Seasickness
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A. M. T.
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Men and Things—XIX. A Royal Nursery Story
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Sallie Joy White
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Men and Things—XIX. Scraping an Acquaintance
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G. B. G.
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Men and Things—XIX. A “Swell” Cuban Dinner
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A. B. H.
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Men and Things—XX. The Captain’s Geese
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Emily Thurston
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Men and Things—XX. Nothing Happened
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J. L. Harbour
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Men and Things—XX. The Original Sandwich
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Katharine Scott Kelso
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Men and Things—XX. A Parrot’s Conceit
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Laura Brown
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Men and Things—XX. Party Calls
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Margaret Lake
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Men and Things—XX. The Way They Amuse Themselves
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Margaret Lake
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Men and Things—XX. A Whistling Well
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Mary Lansing
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Men and Things—XX. Wild Boar Hunting at Home
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Ernest Ingersoll
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Men and Things—XX. Yes, of Course, Certainly
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S. L. E.
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Men and Things—XXI. A Back Bay Parrot
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Dinah Sturgis
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Men and Things—XXI. Bird Juries
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Q. C.
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Men and Things—XXI. Experienced, if Not Traveled
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K. M.
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Men and Things—XXI. Japanese Service
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E. Addie Heath
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Men and Things—XXI. More “nearness”
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Emily Mason
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Men and Things—XXI. Obedient, but Why?
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E. P.
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Men and Things—XXI. Safe
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J. D. Howe
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Men and Things—XXI. “Standing by the Flag” at Machias
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George J. Varney
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Men and Things—XXI. Unexpected
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E. P.
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Men and Things—XXII. Arctic Rogues
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Margaret Lake
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Men and Things—XXII. Byron Revised
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Louise Lyndon
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Men and Things—XXII. Experiments Worth Trying
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Lydia Atherton
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Men and Things—XXII. Frederick the Great and the Miller
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K.
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Men and Things—XXII. He Who Runs May Read
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Q. C.
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Men and Things—XXII. Neosho and Siah
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Caroline S. Pepper
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Men and Things—XXII. Race Prejudice in a Dictionary
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Martha Young
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Men and Things—XXII. A Tragedy of Dates
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Isabella McFarlane
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Men and Things—XXII. Who Is Osman Digna?
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E. S. B.
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Men and Things—XXIII. A Boarding-Around Experience
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J. L. Harbour
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Men and Things—XXIII. The Brush Brigade
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Mary C. Hungerford
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Men and Things—XXIII. A Charming Pun
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Q. P.
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Men and Things—XXIII. Color Words
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Pamela McArthur Cole
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Men and Things—XXIII. In a Circulating Library
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E. P. E.
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Men and Things—XXIII. A Little Hero
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A. P. Q.
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Men and Things—XXIII. Mutton Rejuvenated
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E. P.
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Men and Things—XXIII. Polite Begging
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Lavinia S. Goodwin
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Men and Things—XXIII. “Turn About Is Fair Play”
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Q. C.
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Men and Things—XXIV. La Belle Chocolatiere
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[uncredited]
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Men and Things—XXIV. Facts Worth Knowing
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George Bancroft Griffith
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Men and Things—XXIV. Fatherland and Mother-tongue
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Frances A. Humphrey
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Men and Things—XXIV. Little Three-Year-Old’s Story with a “Moral”
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A Listener
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Men and Things—XXIV. A Midnight Ride
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Margaret Spencer
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Men and Things—XXIV. A New Kind of Sign
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Elizabeth Flint Wade
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Men and Things—XXIV. “No Guards”
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Caroline S. Pepper
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Men and Things—XXIV. A Patriot
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Frances A. Humphrey
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Men and Things—XXIV. The Thirteen Children of George MacDonald
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A. B. H.
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Men and Things—XXV. Benny White’s Prayer
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M. B. H.
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Men and Things—XXV. A Cure for Round-Shoulders
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A. B. H.
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Men and Things—XXV. An Echo
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Frances A. Humphrey
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Men and Things—XXV. Practicing Her Principles
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Sallie Joy White
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Men and Things—XXV. A Rule That Did Not Work Both Ways
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Sydney Clare
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Men and Things—XXV. “Teacher’s” Silly Afternoon
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Georgiana Hamlen
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Men and Things—XXV. They Won’t Tell
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M. Helen Frazer Lovett
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Men and Things—XXV. With His Permission
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Georgiana Hamlen
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Men and Things—XXV. Youthful Theology
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Pamela McArthur Cole
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Men and Things—XXVI. Dean Stanley at the Flower Shows
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Alexander H. Japp, LL.D.
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Men and Things—XXVI. Good Omens
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Lucy Elliot Keller
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Men and Things—XXVI. Great Men and Good Manners
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M. D.
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Men and Things—XXVI. Gretchen Was safe
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A. E. T.
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Men and Things—XXVI. How Dante Struck the Carpenter
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Sallie Joy White
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Men and Things—XXVI. Like-Minded
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J. D. Howe
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Men and Things—XXVI. Little Miss Prude
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M. F.
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Men and Things—XXVI. “Mud and Mildew”
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Martha Tracy Owler
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Men and Things—XXVI. Tool Chests for Girls
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Helen Maria Winslow
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Men and Things—XXVII. Flags, Flags
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A. B. H.
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Men and Things—XXVII. Freight Without Weight
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M. Y.
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Men and Things—XXVII. He Turned Over Two Leaves
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S. M. H.
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Men and Things—XXVII. Mr. Jones’s Nickel
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J. L. Harbour
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Men and Things—XXVII. A Musical Definition
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Q. P.
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Men and Things—XXVII. A Poser
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S. W. T.
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Men and Things—XXVII. Princess Louise and little Helen Henschel
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Sallie Joy White
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Men and Things—XXVII. Scarce Snow
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A. G. Flanders
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Men and Things—XXVII. Two negatives make—?
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Katharine Scott Kelso
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Men and Things—XXVIII. An Appropriate Name
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D. M. M.
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Men and Things—XXVIII. “The Broom Brigade”
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M. S.
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Men and Things—XXVIII. Courtesy
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Edward Foster Temple
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Men and Things—XXVIII. How a National Table Came to Boston
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Elisabeth Merritt Gosse
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Men and Things—XXVIII. In the Public Garden
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E. P.
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Men and Things—XXVIII. “Nothing More Could Be done”
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M. S.
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Men and Things—XXVIII. Play-Housekeeping
by
Mary B. Claflin
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Men and Things—XXVIII. She Was Pleased
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R. H.
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Men and Things—XXIX. About Silhouettes
by
Pamela McArthur Cole
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Men and Things—XXIX. Bessie’s Idea
by
Louise Lyndon
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Men and Things—XXIX. Change of Climate
by
Allmand McK. Griggs
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Men and Things—XXIX. Gracie’s Verdict
by
Sallie Joy White
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Men and Things—XXIX. He Helped Himself
by
Cora Stuart Wheeler
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Men and Things—XXIX. A Horse at the Dentist’s
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Q. P.
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Men and Things—XXIX. How the Guineas Saved the Hen
by
Oscar E. Olin
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Men and Things—XXIX. How Windows Are Cleaned in St. Petersburg
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S. W. Selfridge
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Men and Things—XXIX. A Queer Hiding-Place
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M. S.
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Men and Things—XXX. An Eastern Gymnasium
by
Amanda B. Harris
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Men and Things—XXX. Hieroglyphics
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Frances Holbrook
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Men and Things—XXX. King Kalakaua’s Apology
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Herbert L. Aldrich
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Men and Things—XXX. More New England “Economies”
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Jane Gregory
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Men and Things—XXX. No Perceptible Difference
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B. A. L.
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Men and Things—XXX. “Possum”
by
Nena Thomas Medairy
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Men and Things—XXX. Shakspere Amended
by
Nena Thomas Medairy
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Men and Things—XXX. Three Little Somnambulists
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M. B. H.
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Men and Things—XXX. Uncle Sam’s Border Line
by
M. Louise Ford
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Men and Things—XXXI. A Baby Punster
by
Martha Young
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Men and Things—XXXI. A Bit about Jersey
by
Mabel Percy Haskell
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Men and Things—XXXI. A Boston Santa Claus
by
Elisabeth Merritt Gosse
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Men and Things—XXXI. A Child of Her Time
by
Mary B. Claflin
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Men and Things—XXXI. Five Cents’ Worth of Travel
by
Edward Foster Temple
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Men and Things—XXXI. Funny Letters
by
J. L. Harbour
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Men and Things—XXXI. A Future Novelist
by
M. B. H.
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Men and Things—XXXI. Of Course
by
Alice May Douglas
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Men and Things—XXXI. Quick Wit
by
A. B. H.
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Men and Things—XXXII. Another
by
Sallie Joy White
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Men and Things—XXXII. A Bit of English Plant-Lore
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F. A. H.
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Men and Things—XXXII. “Broughton’s Saucer”
by
Mary Lansing
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Men and Things—XXXII. Her Conception of Goliath
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Martha Young
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Men and Things—XXXII. “If She Only Would”
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P. P. P.
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Men and Things—XXXII. The Lord Chancellor and the Ragamuffins
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O. L.
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Men and Things—XXXII. Serene
by
H.
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Men and Things—XXXII. Some School Compositions
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Q. P.
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Men and Things—XXXII. Venetian Scene in Boston
by
Frank J. Bonnelle
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Men and Things—XXXIII. A Cup of Cold Water
by
Margaret Spencer
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Men and Things—XXXIII. General Fremont as a Scientist
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Lucy Elliot Keeler
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Men and Things—XXXIII. How Professor Drummond “Impressed” Them
by
Amanda B. Harris
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Men and Things—XXXIII. Pink and Lovely
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E. P.
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Men and Things—XXXIII. “Plain Yarn”
by
Katharine Scott Kelso
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Men and Things—XXXIII. A Prayer for King George
by
Allmand McK. Griggs
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Men and Things—XXXIII. A Psalm Tune
by
S. W. Selfridge
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Men and Things—XXXIII. The Survival of Ancient Superstitions
by
Frances A. Humphrey
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Men and Things—XXXIII. The World’s Acceptance of Us
by
Margaret Emma Ditto
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Men and Things—XXXIV. Baby Logic
by
Elsie E. Hill
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Men and Things—XXXIV. Cotton Mather’s Cure for Stammering
by
M. I. E.
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Men and Things—XXXIV. Heraldry
by
Mary B. Dodge
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Men and Things—XXXIV. Kitchen Wit
by
E. P.
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Men and Things—XXXIV. Never Too Late to Laugh
by
Louise Lyndon
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Men and Things—XXXIV. “Nothing New Under the Sun”
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Frances A. Humphrey
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Men and Things—XXXIV. Opportunity
by
Mary Lansing
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Men and Things—XXXIV. A Progressive Dinner
by
Amanda B. Harris
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Men and Things—XXXIV. “The Unruly Tongue”
by
Lillian Mayne
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Men and Things—XXXV. Charlie’s Mistake
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J. P. W.
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Men and Things—XXXV. A Girl of To-day
by
Sallie Joy White
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Men and Things—XXXV. How the Princess Manages It
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Q. P.
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Men and Things—XXXV. Little Four-Year-Old’s Experience with the “weather”
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A Listener
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Men and Things—XXXV. Naming the Children
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M. W. F.
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Men and Things—XXXV. Teacher’s Tact
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Margaret Lake
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Men and Things—XXXV. They Were Genuine Likenesses
by
Pamela McArthur Cole
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Men and Things—XXXV. Uneventful
by
J. L. H.
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Men and Things—XXXV. Where the Country Lies
by
Alice May Douglas
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Men and Things—XXXVI. About “H. H.”
by
Harriet Pinckney Huse
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Men and Things—XXXVI. A Baby’s Adventure with Henry Clay
by
Frank G. Carpenter
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Men and Things—XXXVI. Disabilities of English Children
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M. W. F.
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Men and Things—XXXVI. He Could Turn His Hand to Anything
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M. B. C.
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Men and Things—XXXVI. Her Favorite Exclamation
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M. Helen Frazer Lovett
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Men and Things—XXXVI. How We Caught the Cubs
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Herbert L. Aldrich
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Men and Things—XXXVI. “Is It Catching?”
by
Annie M. Libby
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Men and Things—XXXVI. Mistaken Identity
by
Edith Perry Estes
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Men and Things—XXXVI. Mistaken Identity
by
Frances Holbrook
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Men and Things—XXXVII. A Colony of Wealthy Organ-Grinders
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Mabel Percy Haskell
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Men and Things—XXXVII. A Fairy Cradle
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Q. P.
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Men and Things—XXXVII. Faith and Skepticism
by
Nena Thomas Medairy
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Men and Things—XXXVII. How the Sheriffs of London Are “Sworn In”
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Margaret Lake
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Men and Things—XXXVII. More About Somnambulists
by
Guy Richardson
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Men and Things—XXXVII. The Oddities of Genius
by
M. D.
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Men and Things—XXXVII. The Oldest Scout in the West
by
Margaret Lake
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Men and Things—XXXVII. What She Needed
by
J. M. H.
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Men and Things—XXXVII. Within Six Inches of Heaven
by
Edward Foster Temple
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Men and Things—XXXVIII. Ben Franklin’s Wish in Old Age
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Q. P.
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Men and Things—XXXVIII. A Brazilian Bath
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E. P. E.
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Men and Things—XXXVIII. A Cabinet Dog
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M. S.
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Men and Things—XXXVIII. A Curiosity in Coins
by
Pamela McArthur Cole
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Men and Things—XXXVIII. Dumb Perhaps, but Not Deaf
by
Margaret Lake
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Men and Things—XXXVIII. More About Big Words
by
B. H. Q.
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