The New Third Reader
Publisher: Benziger Brothers
Published: 1891
Place of publication: New York; Cincinnati; Chicago
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS.; title: LESSON PAGE; title: I. — Grace's Servants 13; title: II. — What the Winds Bring, Edmund Clarence Stedman 15; title: III. — The Plays of Animals 17; title: IV. — Our Dumb Friends 21; title: V. — A Mexican Legend 24; title: VI. — A Mexican Legend (Continued) 27; title: VII. — Cotton 31; title: VIII. — One Good Turn Deserves Another* 35; title: IX. — One Good Turn Deserves Another (Continued)* 39; title: X. — The Sunflower's Lesson S. M. Parker 42; title: XI. — The Lion 43; title: XII. — Maize, or Indian Corn 47; title: XIII. — The Cardinal's Lodger* 49; title: Familiar Talks on Common Things 54; title: XIV. — The Chicken's Mistake Phoebe Cary 57; title: XV. — The Opossum 59; title: XVI. — Father Cochin's Miracle* 63; title: XVII. — How the Tower was Saved* 66; title: XVIII. — The Prize Winner 71; title: XIX. — The Legend of St. Christopher 75; title: XX. — A Daughter to be Proud of* 80; title: XXI. — A Daughter to be Proud of (Continued)* 82; title: XXII. — The Elephant 85; title: XXIII. — The Boy who Helps his Mother 89; title: XXIV. — St. Elizabeth 91; title: XXV. — The Potato 96; title: XXVI. — A Noble Three* 99; title: XXVII. — The Beaver 103; title: XXVIII. — Brave Kate 106; title: XXIX. — Sugar 109; title: XXX. — A Letter from Agnes 112; title: XXXI. —In the Orphan Home, Susan Coolidge in "Wide Awake." 115; title: XXXII. — Our Lady's Flower Society* 119; title: XXXIII. — The Wolf 123; title: Familiar Talks on Common Things 127; title: XXXIV. — The Crib 129; title: XXXV. — The Sparrow 132; title: XXXVI. — The Little Light 135; title: XXXVII. — Jack's Wood Pile 137; title: XXXVIII. — Jack's Wood Pile (Continued) 140; title: XXXIX. — St. Germaine Cousin 145; title: XL. — The Camel 149; title: XLI. — The Camel's Nose 153; title: XLII. — Faithful in Little Things 155; title: XLIII. — Faithful in Little Things (Continued) 159; title: XLIV. — Salt 163; title: XLV. — Little Christel Mary E Bradley 165; title: XLVI. — Florence* 170; title: XLVII. — The Hero of Johnstown 175; title: XLV1II. — The Humming-Bird 178; title: XLIX. — Sara's Answer 181; title: L. — Columbus 183; title: LI. — Loveliness Mary Lacey 188; title: LII. — Coal 189; title: Familiar Talks on Common Things 192; title: LIII. — The Reindeer and the Esquimau Dog 193; title: LIV. — The Lost Ring 198; title: LV. — The King's Daughters 201; title: LVI. — St. Peter Claver 205; title: LVII. — Applying for a Situation 209; title: LVIII. — The Blacksmith's Apron 210; title: LIX. — A Nursery Tale T H Bayley 213; title: LX. — The Answer to Maurice Fields' Letter 215; title: LXI. — Seeds 216; title: LXII. — The Child in the Midst Christian Burke in "Wide Awake" 220; title: LXIII. — A Generous Convict 223; title: LXIV. — The Bamboo 227; title: LXV. — Some Wonders of the Sea 232; title: LXVI. — Come to Me, O Ye Children, Henry W Longfellow 236; title: LXVII. — A Mule Ride in the Andes 237; title: LXVIII. — Flowers 243; title: LXIX. — The Hand 247; title: Familiar Talks on Common Things 252; title: Lessons marked with an asterisk (*) are adapted from "The Ave Maria."