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CONTENTS OF ST. NICHOLAS FOR MARCH, 1905.
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Frontispiece. The Ice-Jam at the Bridge | 290 | |
When the Ice Came Down. Story. | Agnes Louise Provost | 387 |
Illustrated by George Varian. | ||
Queen Zixi of Ix or, The Story of the Magic Cloak. Serial Story. | L. Frank Baum | 392 |
Illustrations in color by Fred Richardson. | ||
The Royal Family of Italy. Sketch. | Felicia Buttz Clark | 401 |
Illustrated from photographs. | ||
How to Study Pictures. Serial. | Charles H. Caffin | 405 |
Illustrated from photographs. | ||
Pinkey Perkins. “Just a Boy.” II. How Pinkey Got Even. Serial Story | Captain Harold Hammond | 410 |
Illustrated by George Varian. | ||
The Typewriter Family. Verse. | L. H. Hammond | 419 |
Illustrated by Nanita MacDonell. | ||
The Reserve Fund. Story. | Belle Moses | 420 |
Illustrated by C. D. Williams. | ||
“Swedie.” Story. | N. de Bertrand Lugrin | 422 |
Illustrated by C. M. Relyea | ||
Pictures A Tiny Burglar. | 426 | |
Drawn by J. Richards | ||
Three Rhyme-and-Picture Pages. Verse. (I. Twins,. II. The Two Knights,. III. Comfort.) | Lucy Fitch Perkins | 427 |
Illustrated by the Author | ||
A Salamander Story. | Frank E. Channon | 430 |
Polly’s Presence of Mind Story. | Annabel Lee | 431 |
A Wild-Animal Farm Story. | Francis Arnold Collins | 432 |
Illustrated from photographs. | ||
An Acrobat’s Lament. Verse. | Carolyn Wells | 436 |
Illustrated by A. R. Wheelan. | ||
Picture “All Right, Rover.” | 437 | |
Drawn by Victor Perard | ||
Hominy Hot! Story. | Jessie C. Glasier | 437 |
Illustrated by C. T. Hill. | ||
The Little Coquette and the Emperor. Story. | Albert Morris Bagby | 440 |
Illustrated by W. Benda | ||
Two Charades. Verse. | C. W. | 441 |
The Practical Boy. Serial. | Joseph H. Adams | 442 |
Illustrated by the Author. | ||
Kalista Wisefellow. Story. | Mary C. Dillon | 449 |
Illustrated by C. M. Relyea | ||
Pictures Circus-Time Thoughts. | 453 | |
Picture Kitty with a Hole in her Stocking | 454 | |
Drawn by M. Downing | ||
A Penny a Day. Verse. | John Bennett | 454 |
Picture. “Hush, Everybody!” | 455 | |
Drawn by G. Shorey | ||
Nature and Science for Young Folks. Illustrated | 456 | |
How the Lobster Grows—The Greedy Cormorant—Eggs—The Peary Meteorite “Ahnighito”—Porcupines and Salt—Regarding Eggs—March Flowers: Arbutus and Pyxie—Glacial Boulders and Scratches—Studying Brooks in Winter Illustrated. | ||
The St. Nicholas League. With Awards of Prizes for Stories, Poems, Drawings, Photographs, and Puzzles. |
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Books and Reading | 476 | |
Traveling Companions—The Power of Time—Story-poems—New Books Worth While—The Works of Cooper—Helps to Right Reading—The Lives of Great Men—Mutual Mentors—The Fencer John Milton—Reading about English History | ||
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The Letter-Box. Illustrated. | 478 | |
The Riddle-Box. Illustrated. | 479 |
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