Child-Land - Picture-Pages for the Little Ones

M. [Illustrator] Richter, Oscar Pletsch

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The Project Gutenberg EBook of Child-Land, by Oscar Pletsch and M. RictorThis eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and withalmost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away orre-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License includedwith this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.orgTitle: Child-LandPicture-Pages for the Little OnesAuthor: Oscar PletschM. RictorRelease Date: August 1, 2008 [EBook #26164]Language: English*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK CHILD-LAND ***Produced by Anne Storer and the Online DistributedProofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net (This file wasproduced from images generously made available by TheInternet Archive/American Libraries.)coverCHILD-LAND.frontispiece FRONTISPIECE.CHILD-LAND:Picture-Pages for the Little Ones. image Containing nearly 200 Designs by Oscar Pletch,M. Richter, &c., &c.LONDON:S. W. PARTRIDGE & CO., 9, PATERNOSTER ROW.MESSRS. WATSON AND HAZELL, PRINTERS, LONDON AND AYLESBURY.imageCONTENTS.PAGE PAGEA Musical Evening 9 The Harvest Field 101The Little Cooks 10 Taking a Walk 102The Wheel Off 11 Wind and Rain 103The Broken Cup 12 Watching the Gardener 104Baby and his Doll 13 Ellen’s New Bible 105The Kind Brother 14 Not Hurt, I Hope 106Curious John 15 The Sick Boy 107Fast Asleep 16 Under the Umbrella 108Dolly’s Party 17 The Meeting 109Don’t be Greedy 18 Medicine for the Baby 110The Pump 19 The Broken Cradle 111The Lost Ball 20 More Kissing ...

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The Project Gutenberg EBook of Child-Land, by Oscar Pletsch and M. Rictor

This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org

Title: Child-Land Picture-Pages for the Little Ones

Author: Oscar Pletsch M. Rictor

Release Date: August 1, 2008 [EBook #26164]

Language: English

*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK CHILD-LAND ***

Produced by Anne Storer and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive/American Libraries.)

cover

CHILD-LAND.

frontispiece . FRONTISPIECE

CHILD-LAND:

Picture-Pages for the Little Ones.

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Containing nearly 200 Designs by Oscar Pletch, M. Richter, &c., &c.

LONDON:

S. W. PARTRIDGE & CO., 9, PATERNOSTER ROW.

M ESSRS . W ATSONAND H AZELL , P RINTERS , L ONDONAND A YLESBURY .

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Taking a Walk

A Musical Evening

The Kind Brother

Wind and Rain

The Broken Cup

Baby and his Doll

Dolly’s Party

The Little Cooks

11

Not Hurt, I Hope

9

10

PAGE

The Harvest Field

The Windmill

Medicine for the Baby

The Broken Cradle

14

13

12

Watching the Gardener

Ellen’s New Bible

19

Playing at Bowls

The Strolling Fiddler

The Dunce

More Kissing

Exchanging Dolls

Our Shop

Making Jam

The Sick Boy

15

16

20

18

17

The Meeting

Under the Umbrella

21

22

23

All to Ourselves

Helping Mother

111

110

Curious John

Fast Asleep

PAGE

101

118

The Wheel Off

115

117

119

116

113

112

107

106

105

108

103

102

26

27

The Washing-Tub

What’s in the Cupboard?

Feeding the Birds

104

114

109

CONTENTS.

The Sick Doll

The Pump

Don’t be Greedy

The Lost Ball

Learning to Walk

24

25

129

128

127

125

137

136

139

140

130

Feeding the Rabbits

The Ropery

135

The Pet Bird

The New Jacket

126

Being Washed

Who’ll have the Apple?

31

32

The Reverie

King of the Castle

124

“There’s a Good Doggie”

Out in the Garden

36

“It Doesn’t Tick”

“Teach Me to Draw, Please”28

29

30

Lion’s Kennel

Learning the Lessons

123

121

122

39

40

As Mama Does

41

Baby Brother

120

The Concert

Ready for School

Dressed Up

The Grocer

138

Just the Size

131

133

132

134

48

Feeding the Fowls

46

47

Waiting for the Rain

Albert’s Horse

Shoeing the Horse

Breakfast for Mama

43

44

Just Like Grandpapa

42

Floating the Ducks

Off to School

The Broken Watering-Pot

Offended

The Stew Pan

Our Half-Holiday

On the Wall

“Shall We Ring the Bell?”

Brushing Sister’s Hair

Baby Brother

38

37

The Nosegay

The Broken Doll

Lucy’s New Bonnet

The Interruption

Dolly’s Washing

33

34

35

45

Studious Herbert

An Afternoon Nap

The Pump

The Playthings

Grandmama

Helping Cook

In the Summer-House

The Empty Pocket

A Strange Seat for Dolly

Ellen’s Dream

The Secret

Diligent Charles

Quarrelling

The Sulky Girl

Tired of It

“What Shall We Do?”

The Sick Dolls

146

59

151

155

Making a Pudding

“Mama, I Do Love You So”

John’s New Toy

“How do You do, Poll?”

Teasing Mama

The Artist

149

Asleep

The Little Lamb

Washing Hands

Blind-Man’s-Buff

The Tinman

Fast Asleep

The Bakery

Half-Holiday

“Don’t Forget Me”

148

150

The Apple Cupboard

147

152

154

153

141

144

142

145

Baby’s Flowers

Helping to Cook

“Wake Up, Driver”

143

51

49

52

53

50

66

67

68

The Visit to Grandmama

What Shall I do next?

“Hold It Fast, Prince”

The Two Little Sisters

Coming Out of School

The Snow Man

54

64

160

158

159

157

57

56

55

58

65

69

61

62

63

60

156

161

Very Happy

The Ducklings

In the Nursery

First Steps

Susan’s Shop

181

“Which is the Way, Please?”180

182

183

166

164

79

77

Teasing

78

Baby’s Bath

How Polite!

“A Letter, Sir”

Musing

170

168

169

171

163

165

177

176

175

173

89

90

88

91

162

167

Rather Tight

The Pets

174

178

172

The Winged Letter-Carrier

Waiting

The Kites

Nearly Dressed

The Little Squirrel

Taking a Photograph

The Bookseller

Caught

“You Shan’t Come In”

72

71

70

76

“Be a Good Dolly”

The New Game

Making Snow-Balls

A Rough Ride

A, B, C

Little Alfred’s Prayer

84

The Sledge

86

85

87

Wayside Flowers

Baby and Rattle

Out in the Garden

The Confectioner’s

Only a Toadstool

Being Washed

Watching Pussy

Watching the Moon

“Can’t go Out Yet”

The Schoolmaster

The Saw-Pit

83

82

81

80

75

74

73

Do You Want a Carpenter?

The Organ Man

Grandpapa

Half Afraid

179

Sunday Morning

Giving Doggie a Ride

The Gentle Cow

The Bookbinder’s

How Dark It Is!

Playing at See-Saw

A Ride Down-Hill

The Thief Asleep

Breakfast Time

92

93

94

95

96

97

98

99

100

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The Sledge-Chair

Off to Sea

“Want Anything To-day?”

Don’t be Afraid

184

185

186

187

Showing Baby the Pictures188

“Rather Feverish”

Ringing the Bell

School Over

The Boot Cupboard

189

190

191

192

A MUSICAL EVENING.

This is a very pleasant way of spending a winter evening, and my young friends like it much. All young folks should learn music.

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THE LITTLE COOKS.

Lucy and Jane are fond of playing at cooks, and seem very busy this morning. Lucy is standing on a stool stirring something in a pot, and Jane is watching the cups on the little stove. I hope the children will not burn themselves, nor make a mess on the floor, or mama will be very cross.

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