ittle Wren. 47

XIV. The Singing Thrush. 49

XV. Robin-Redbreast. 51

XVI. The Blackbird and the Cat. 54

XVII. How Canaries Live and Sing. 56

XVIII. A Song of Summer. 58

XIX. How Parrots Look and Talk. 60

XX. Stories about Parrots. 63

XXI. Birds of Prey. 67

XXII. Long Legs with Feathers. 70

XXIII. Bo-peep and the Rook. 72

XXIV. The Mouse and its Ways. 74

XXV. Stories about Mice. 76

XXVI. White-paw Starts to see the World. 78

XXVII. What the Mice Saw in the Farm-Yard. 80

XXVIII. What White-paw Saw in the Kitchen. 83

XXIX. White-paw's Account of the Great World. 85

XXX. The Death of Poor Puss. 87

XXXI. Field-Mice. 89

XXXII. How the Rat Looks and Lives. 91

XXXIII. Stories about the Rat. 93

XXXIV. About Rabbits. 96

XXXV. More about Rabbits. 98

XXXVI. How the Hare Lives. 101

Alice's Bunny. 103

XXXVII. Something about Squirrels. 104

XXXVIII. More about Squirrels. 106

XXXIX. The Flying Squirrel. 109

The Owl. 111

XL. Bo-peep and the Squirrel. 112

XLI. How the Mole Looks. 114

XLII. How the Mole Works and Lives. 116

XLIII. About the Porcupine. 118

XLIV. About the Woodchuck. 120

XLV. Mrs. Brindle's Cowslip Feast. 122

XLVI. The Frog and its Home. 124

XLVII. From Tadpole to Frog. 126

XLVIII. More about Frogs. 128

XLIX. The Friendly Toad. 130

L. The Snail and its House. 132

LI. The Fly and its Ways. 134

LII. The Animals' Ball. 136

NURSERY RHYME.

[Illustration]

Goosey, goosey, gander!
Where shall I wander?

Up-stairs, down-stairs,
In the lady's chamber!

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