Stories of school and college days
By: edited by Kirk Munroe and Mary Hartwell Catherwood
Contributors: Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907; Munroe, Kirk, 1850-1930; Catherwood, Mary Hartwell, 1847-1902
Series: Young folks' library --  [7]
Publisher: Auxiliary Educational League
Published: 1944
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 380
Subjects: Children -- Juvenile fiction; Children's literature; Schools -- Fiction
Genres: Juvenile fiction; Fiction
Notes: Added t.p.: Young folks' library, 4th ed., Thomas Bailey Aldrich, editor-in-chief, 1944

King Collection copy missing part of text p. 59-60, tear p. 71-72
Table of contents: value: List of colored illustrations; value: Early strugles and joys / Munroe; value: Literary vistas / Catherwood; value: The cruise of the Dolphin / Aldrich; value: The turning-point in Tom's school career / Hughes; value: How we were taken to be examined / Rosegger; value: Leaving school / Thackeray; value: Doctor Garde's little girl at school / Catherwood; value: Paradise / Coolidge; value: Mr. Verdant Green does as he has been done by / Bede; value: At school at Lowood / Brontë; value: Coquette's arrival / Black; value: John Ridd's school days / Blackmore; value: A Russian boy's tutor / Tolstoï; value: Spelling for the prize / Trowbridge; value: The Gradgrind method / Dickens; value: Paul's education / Dickens; value: Tom Tulliver's first half and the new school-fellow / Eliot; value: School days in New England / Clarke; value: Schoolroom and meeting-house / Larcom; value: Maisie / Kipling; value: Dorothy Deane's trip to the city / Kirk; value: The household of Sir Thomas More / Manning; value: How Hope earned her fiddle / Perry; value: Glory McWhirk / Whitney; value: Parson Polly / Wiggin