Harper's Young People, February 21, 1882 / An Illustrated Weekly
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Harper's Young People, February 21, 1882 features a vibrant collection of stories, poems, and educational articles for young readers. The issue includes tales that explore themes of adventure, courage, and the importance of helping others. The characters in the stories embark on exciting journeys, overcoming obstacles, and learning important lessons about friendship, teamwork, and perseverance. These narratives not only entertain but also encourage readers to reflect on their own values and actions.In addition to the fictional content, the edition includes educational articles on topics like n...
Chapters (32)(click to expand)
- MISS HOLSOVER'S "TREASURE."
- A Story of St. Valentine's Day. II.
- THE GAVOTTE.
- THE TALKING LEAVES.[2]
- An Indian Story.
- [to be continued.]
- PETIT JEAN.
- AT THE BATTLE OF THE PYRAMIDS, JULY 21, 1798. BY MARY A. BARR.
- THE MILKMAIDS OF DORT.
- MAX RANDER'S YOUNG NOBLEMEN.
- THE GAME OF TCHUNGKEE.
- MR. BARNUM'S GREAT SHOW IN WINTER-QUARTERS.
- TONY'S BIRTHDAY, AND GEORGE WASHINGTON'S.
- THE SAD FATE OF SEVENTEEN CUPIDS.
- PUZZLED EDITOR.
- BRIGHT YOUNG CONTRIBUTOR.
- FUN AND FACTS FOR LITTLE FOLKS.
- A NOVEL CHAIR-SLEIGH.
- PINKETY WINK.
- C. Y. P. R. U.
- PUZZLES FROM YOUNG CONTRIBUTORS. No. 1. DIAMOND.
- No. 2. FOUR EASY WORD SQUARES.
- No. 3. ENIGMA.
- ANSWERS TO PUZZLES IN No. 118. No. 1.
- No. 2.
- No. 3.
- No. 4.
- No. 5.
- No. 6.
- PARALLELS.
- ARRANGED BY G. B. BARTLETT.
- FOOTNOTES:
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