Identifier: ouryoungfolksser8112trow (find matches)
Title: Our young folks (serial)
Year: 1865 (1860s)
Authors: Trowbridge, J. T. (John Townsend), 1827-1916 Hamilton, Gail, 1833-1896 Larcom, Lucy, 1824-1893
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Publisher: (Boston : Ticknor and Fields)
Contributing Library: Information and Library Science Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Digitizing Sponsor: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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wardness some peo-ple display when a little excited! v 3. The Sea Glen is the name of mybrothers boat. ~, 4. Which of the three national ceme- C. Clinton. teries is the largest, Arlington, Chatta-nooga, or Gettysburg ? 5. How can a rye-field be made mostproductive? ^ 1;,..A.i.-*i,. - 6. Charles, are you fond of bacon ?Dorman says you are. 7. I saw in Susans box a gold pen,guinea, scissors, and a crochet-needle 8. George Gaspar rowed his boat acrossthe Ohio in fifteen minutes. . 9. The Great Mogul lives in Delhi. ■* , 10. Excuse the rhyme just for this time.Whom to expel I cannot tell. / 11. The annual pew-renting is an occa-sion of much interest in many churches. 12. I saw a pedlar knock three timesbefore the door was opened. \ 13. Pigs wallow in mire, and enjoy it. 14. How long will it take to exhumeall these birds ? 15. This will do very well for the firsttime. Jay Bee Aye. A* j^S J^e- 186 The Evening Lamp. (March. ILLUSTRATED REBUS.-N0.40.Why is this rebus liable to be arrested ?
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AN EVENING PARTY. — No. 41.(Hidden Guests.) 1. I told him I wanted garden seeds. 2. That day was well ended.A 3. He showed considerable rancor andspite. 4. We ran to the bridge to crossquickly. /. 5. If elixirs are useful, I will consent tothem. 6. He plays the piano, bass-viol, andflute. 7. Take no step henceforth withoutconsulting me. J ,- 8. You have no idea of the odor andbeauty of that rose. _y . . ; ■ 9. Do you fancy rustic scenery or citystreets ? . t **J 10. Call me when you will, I am ready. 11. T was the best her house afforded. 12. Books, mainly diaries and almanacs,covered the table. 13. T is easily answered, it has but oneobjection. /K_ 14. She is not a bit happier than before. 15. I had a dream as on a summernight I slept. • a... Ada Mason.

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