Friends in
Friends in Feathers and Fur, and Other Neighbors: For Young Folks
作者：Johonnot, James, 1823-1888
体例：题 章数：129
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共 129 题- FRIENDS IN FEATHERS AND FUR, AND OTHER NEIGHBORS,
- JAMES JOHONNOT.
- THE AIM AND METHOD.
- LESSON PAGE
- I. How Fowls Look. 11
- II. What Fowls Do. 15
- III. Chickens' Ways. 18
- IV. Stories about Chickens. 20
- V. How Ducks Look and Live. 25
- VI. Stories about Ducks. 27
- VII. How Geese Look and Live. 30
- VIII. How Geese Behave. 32
- IX. What Geese can Do. 35
- X. About Turkeys. 37
- XI. About Swans. 39
- XII. Doves and Pigeons. 42
- Three Little Doves. 45
- XIII. The Little Wren. 47
- XIV. The Singing Thrush. 49
- XV. Robin-Redbreast. 51
- XVI. The Blackbird and the Cat. 54
- XVII. How Canaries Live and Sing. 56
- XVIII. A Song of Summer. 58
- XIX. How Parrots Look and Talk. 60
- XX. Stories about Parrots. 63
- XXI. Birds of Prey. 67
- XXII. Long Legs with Feathers. 70
- XXIII. Bo-peep and the Rook. 72
- XXIV. The Mouse and its Ways. 74
- XXV. Stories about Mice. 76
- XXVI. White-paw Starts to see the World. 78
- XXVII. What the Mice Saw in the Farm-Yard. 80
- XXVIII. What White-paw Saw in the Kitchen. 83
- XXIX. White-paw's Account of the Great World. 85
- XXX. The Death of Poor Puss. 87
- XXXI. Field-Mice. 89
- XXXII. How the Rat Looks and Lives. 91
- XXXIII. Stories about the Rat. 93
- XXXIV. About Rabbits. 96
- XXXV. More about Rabbits. 98
- XXXVI. How the Hare Lives. 101
- Alice's Bunny. 103
- XXXVII. Something about Squirrels. 104
- XXXVIII. More about Squirrels. 106
- XXXIX. The Flying Squirrel. 109
- The Owl. 111
- XL. Bo-peep and the Squirrel. 112
- XLI. How the Mole Looks. 114
- XLII. How the Mole Works and Lives. 116
- XLIII. About the Porcupine. 118
- XLIV. About the Woodchuck. 120
- XLV. Mrs. Brindle's Cowslip Feast. 122
- XLVI. The Frog and its Home. 124
- XLVII. From Tadpole to Frog. 126
- XLVIII. More about Frogs. 128
- XLIX. The Friendly Toad. 130
- L. The Snail and its House. 132
- LI. The Fly and its Ways. 134
- LII. The Animals' Ball. 136
- NURSERY RHYME.
- LESSON I.
- LESSON II.
- LESSON III.
- LESSON IV.
- STORIES ABOUT CHICKENS.
- LESSON V.
- LESSON VI.
- LESSON VII.
- LESSON VIII.
- 16. Here is another story, showing that geese have good sense:
- LESSON IX.
- 9. "What do you mean by the goose taking her?" said the pastor.
- LESSON X.
- LESSON XI.
- LESSON XII.
- LESSON XIII.
- LESSON XIV.
- LESSON XV.
- LESSON XVI.
- LESSON XVII.
- LESSON XVIII.
- LESSON XIX.
- LESSON XX.
- LESSON XXI.
- LESSON XXII.
- LESSON XXIII.
- LESSON XXIV.
- LESSON XXV.
- LESSON XXVI.
- 5. "Mother, what is the world?"
- 9. "Ah!" said the son, "that was for want of knowing better."
- LESSON XXVII.
- 11. "Yes, if you like to call me so," and the two friends went on.
- LESSON XXVIII.
- LESSON XXIX.
- LESSON XXX.
- LESSON XXXI.
- LESSON XXXII.
- LESSON XXXIII.
- LESSON XXXIV.
- LESSON XXXV.
- LESSON XXXVI.
- LESSON XXXVII.
- LESSON XXXVIII.
- LESSON XXXIX.
- LESSON XL.
- LESSON XLI.
- LESSON XLII.
- LESSON XLIII.
- LESSON XLIV.
- LESSON XLV.
- LESSON XLVI.
- LESSON XLVII.
- LESSON XLVIII.
- LESSON XLIX.
- LESSON L.
- LESSON LI.
- LESSON LII.
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