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Title: Jonas on a Farm in Winter

Author: Jacob Abbott

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JONAS ON A FARM IN WINTER.

BY JACOB ABBOTT

Author of the Rollo Books

MDCCCLI.

[Illustration: Jonas stopping at the house of Mr. Edwards.]

PREFACE.

This little work, with its companion, _Jonas On A Farm In Summer_,
is intended as the continuation of a series, the first two volumes
of which, _Jonas's Stories_ and _Jonas A Judge_, have already been
published. They are all designed, not merely to interest and amuse
the juvenile reader, but to give him instruction, by exemplifying
the principles of honest integrity, and plain practical good sense,
in their application to the ordinary circumstances of childhood.

CONTENTS.

CHAPTER I.
Morning

CHAPTER II.
Commanding And Obeying

CHAPTER III.
Franco

CHAPTER IV.
Dog Lost

CHAPTER V.
Signs Of A Storm

CHAPTER VI.
The Rescue

CHAPTER VII.
A Fire

CHAPTER VIII.
The Carding-Mill

CHAPTER IX.
Difficulty

CHAPTER X.
A Surprise

CHAPTER XI.
The Sn