Stories Worth
Stories Worth Rereading
作者：Various
体例：题 章数：217
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共 217 题- Produced by Joel Erickson, and PG Distributed Proofreaders
- STORIES WORTH REREADING
- PREFACE
- CONTENTS
- THEIR WORD OF HONOR
- MURIEL'S BRIGHT IDEA
- THE STRENGTH OF CLINTON
- THE DOCTOR'S COW
- HONEY AT THE PHONE
- ONE OF FATHER'S STORIES
- WHAT RUM DOES
- MY MOTHER'S RING
- THE BRIDAL WINE-CUP
- A MOTHER'S SORROW
- THE REPRIMAND
- AN EXAMPLE
- FIGHTING THE GOOD FIGHT
- TIGHTENING THE SADDLE-GIRTH
- THE POWER OF SONG
- JACK'S FIDELITY
- HONOR THY FATHER AND THY MOTHER
- THE SLEIGH-RIDE
- SAMUEL SMILES, THE AUTHOR OF "SELF-HELP"
- DAVID LIVINGSTONE
- A TRUE INCIDENT OF THE SAN FRANCISCO EARTHQUAKE
- LITTLE CORNERS
- IN THE HOME
- GIANTS AND GRASSHOPPERS
- AS GOOD AS HIS BOND
- PLAIN BERNICE
- HOW THE BOY WITHOUT A REFERENCE FOUND ONE
- AN HOUR A DAY FOR A YEAR
- THE RIGHT WORD
- THE SADDEST OF INDIA'S PICTURES (1912)
- ONE LITTLE WIDOW
- WHY THE MITE BOXES WERE FULL
- TI-TO AND THE BOXERS
- HOW NYANGANDI SWAM TO CHURCH
- THE LITTLE PRINTER MISSIONARY
- THE MISSIONARY'S DEFENSE
- LIGHT AT LAST
- THE BROWN TOWEL
- ONLY A BOY
- THE LITTLE PROTECTOR
- MOFFAT AND AFRICANER
- TWO TRIFLES
- A SECOND TRIAL
- THE SIN OF EXTRAVAGANCE
- A LITTLE CHILD'S WORK
- THE HANDY BOX
- THE RESULT OF DISOBEDIENCE
- LIVINGSTONE'S BODY-GUARD
- SPARE MOMENTS
- A GOLD MEDAL
- A GIRL'S RAILWAY ACQUAINTANCE
- HAROLD'S FOOTMAN
- ELNATHAN'S GOLD
- ONLY A JACK-KNIFE
- A SPELLING-BEE
- JACK'S QUEER WAYS
- WHAT ONE BOY DID
- HOW NICK LEARNED MANNERS
- WITHOUT BALLAST
- INFLUENCE OF A GOOD BOOK
- A BOY WHO WAS WANTED
- WANTED: AN EMPLOYER
- HOW TO STOP SWEARING
- THE CAROLS OF BETHLEHEM CENTER
- STANDING BEAR'S SPEECH
- MABEL ASHTON'S DREAM
- A SAD BUT TRUE STORY
- OUR GRASS RUG AND--OTHER THINGS
- THEIR WORD OF HONOR
- Heroism
- MURIEL'S BRIGHT IDEA
- Just Do Your Best
- ERNEST LLOYD.
- THE STRENGTH OF CLINTON
- BENJAMIN KEECH.
- THE DOCTOR'S COW
- And to this letter the doctor replied briefly but gladly:--
- Brotherly Kindness
- JOHN FRANCIS OLMSTED
- HONEY AT THE PHONE
- ONE OF FATHER'S STORIES
- ETHEL HOBBS WALTERS.
- WHAT RUM DOES
- MY MOTHER'S RING
- I told him that it was.
- I was greatly embarrassed and frightened at his conduct.
- The Lad's Answer
- ARTHUR V. FOX.
- THE BRIDAL WINE-CUP
- A MOTHER'S SORROW
- THE REPRIMAND
- The Kingfisher
- CHAS. E.E. SANBORN.
- AN EXAMPLE
- FIGHTING THE GOOD FIGHT
- S. W. VAN TRUMP.
- Our Help Is Near
- MAX HILL.
- TIGHTENING THE SADDLE-GIRTH
- If You But Knew
- MAX HILL.
- I asserted my decided opinion that they were good and cheap.
- I put my hand in my pocket, produced that amount, and handed it to him.
- Come
- MAY WAKEHAM.
- THE POWER OF SONG
- My Own Experience
- JACK'S FIDELITY
- One day Willie brought home a little black book, and Jack said:--
- No, no! His prayer was, "Lord, forgive him, for Jesus Christ's sake."
- A few days after, he called Jack to him and said:--
- HONOR THY FATHER AND THY MOTHER
- THE SLEIGH-RIDE
- The Tongue Can No Man Tame
- ELIZABETH ROSSER
- SAMUEL SMILES, THE AUTHOR OF "SELF-HELP"
- Life's Battles
- ARTHUR V. FOX
- DAVID LIVINGSTONE
- LORA CLEMENT.
- A TRUE INCIDENT OF THE SAN FRANCISCO EARTHQUAKE
- LITTLE CORNERS
- IN THE HOME
- MRS. M. A. LOPER.
- SOMETIME, SOMEWHERE
- D. G. BICKERS
- GIANTS AND GRASSHOPPERS
- AS GOOD AS HIS BOND
- PLAIN BERNICE
- MRS. CORA WEBBER.
- Say "Thank You"
- B. F. W. SOURS.
- HOW THE BOY WITHOUT A REFERENCE FOUND ONE
- The lawyer took it. It was a short letter:--
- AN HOUR A DAY FOR A YEAR
- When offered a drink, the lad said, "Excuse me; I would rather not."
- THE RIGHT WORD
- A Friend
- E. C. JAEGER
- THE SADDEST OF INDIA'S PICTURES (1912)
- VERA CHILSON.
- A Plea for Missions
- ONE LITTLE WIDOW
- WHY THE MITE BOXES WERE FULL
- Drew laughed. "Do you suppose she'll save anything in it?"
- TI-TO AND THE BOXERS
- A True Story of a Young Christian
- What the Flowers Say to Me
- IDA REESE KURZ.
- HOW NYANGANDI SWAM TO CHURCH
- To Those Who Fail
- THE LITTLE PRINTER MISSIONARY
- Consecration
- THE MISSIONARY'S DEFENSE
- LIGHT AT LAST
- THE BROWN TOWEL
- ONLY A BOY
- No one remained--no one?--"Only a boy."
- When Some One's Late
- MAX HILL.
- THE LITTLE PROTECTOR
- If I Ought To
- MOFFAT AND AFRICANER
- TWO TRIFLES
- Helen Fairmont's note of invitation came as a surprise. It ran:--
- Finish Thy Work
- MRS. M A LOPER.
- A SECOND TRIAL
- A College Scene
- THE SIN OF EXTRAVAGANCE
- A LITTLE CHILD'S WORK
- Christ Is Coming
- DORA BRORSEN.
- THE HANDY BOX
- THE RESULT OF DISOBEDIENCE
- MRS. M. J. LAWRENCE.
- Likes and Dislikes
- LIVINGSTONE'S BODY-GUARD
- SPARE MOMENTS
- A GOLD MEDAL
- The boys laughed, and Watson, not in the least mortified, replied:--
- A GIRL'S RAILWAY ACQUAINTANCE
- HAROLD'S FOOTMAN
- ELNATHAN'S GOLD
- ONLY A JACK-KNIFE
- A SPELLING-BEE
- JACK'S QUEER WAYS
- My Missionary Garden
- DORA BRORSEN.
- WHAT ONE BOY DID
- HOW NICK LEARNED MANNERS
- Nick's eyes fell, for he remembered, and he said, "Yes, sir."
- WITHOUT BALLAST
- Reflex Influence
- ELIZA H. MORTON.
- INFLUENCE OF A GOOD BOOK
- A BOY WHO WAS WANTED
- WANTED: AN EMPLOYER
- HOW TO STOP SWEARING
- He said, "Yes, sir, that is my name." Then he asked, "What do you want?"
- He said, "I don't understand this."
- THE CAROLS OF BETHLEHEM CENTER
- And when Harry had struck the tuning-fork, they began to sing together,--
- STANDING BEAR'S SPEECH
- Some Things We Need
- C. C. ROBERTS
- MABEL ASHTON'S DREAM
- A SAD BUT TRUE STORY
- Sowing to the Flesh
- ELIZABETH ROSSER.
- As I went back to my room, my husband said:--
- OUR GRASS RUG AND--OTHER THINGS
- She nodded happily. "Yes, and it's just as nice as we thought it would be!"