: The Nursery September 1881 Vol. XXX A Monthly Magazine for Youngest Readers by Various - Children's literature American Periodicals The Nursery

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NURSERY

FOR YOUNGEST READERS.

BOSTON: THE NURSERY PUBLISHING COMPANY, NO. 36 BROMFIELD STREET. 1881.

IN PROSE.

PAGE "Home in Sight" 257 Nellie and Kitty 259 The Prisoner 260 Two Pets 264 The Wounded Lamb 268 Lisa 270 Drawing-Lesson 273 The Pet Fawn 275 The little Flower-Girl 278 Feeding the Ducks 281 Lonely Jack 284

IN VERSE.

Contentment 261 The Brook 262 Blueberrying 265 The Soldiers 272 Jenny and Benny 274 How the Sheep found Bo-peep 277 Mabel and the Bust 280 "Tit for Tat" 283 Little Busybody 287 The Morning Sail 288

"HOME IN SIGHT."

"COME on deck, all hands, old and young, great and small, sick and well! Here is a sight that will do you good."

So said the bluff old captain to his passengers. Up they came, one after another, at the summons. The lady who was so worn down with sea-sickness sat with her head resting languidly on her husband's shoulder. The rest stood in groups, looking out upon the water.

The voyage had been a long one, and, though they were not all sea-sick, all were heartily sick of the sea,--all except two little children, a girl and a boy, whose faces were always bright and merry.

"What is there to be seen, captain?" said the children's mother, after trying in vain to make out any thing except sea and sky.

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