Story Lessons
Story Lessons on Character-Building (Morals) and Manners
作者：Bates, Loïs
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共 239 题- STORY LESSONS
- ON
- CHARACTER-BUILDING (MORALS)
- AND
- MANNERS.
- STORY LESSONS ON CHARACTER-BUILDING (MORALS) AND MANNERS
- BY LOIS BATES
- PREFACE.
- CONTENTS.
- 1.--MORALS.
- 2.--MANNERS.
- LIST OF SUBJECTS ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
- 1.--MORAL SUBJECTS.
- 2.--MANNERS.
- 1.--MORAL SUBJECTS.
- I. INTRODUCTORY STORY.
- 1. The Fairy Temple.
- II. OBEDIENCE.
- 2. The Two Voices.
- 3. The Pilot.
- 4. The Dog that did not like to be Washed.[1]
- 5. Robert and the Marbles.
- 6. Jimmy and the Overcoat.
- FOOTNOTES:
- III. LOYALTY.
- 7. Rowland and the Apple Tart.
- IV. TRUTHFULNESS.
- 8. Lucy and the Jug of Milk.
- 9. Mabel and Fritz.
- I do not think Mabel ever forgot the lesson which she learnt that
- 10. A Game of Cricket.
- 11. The Three Feathers.
- V. HONESTY.
- 12. Lulu and the Pretty Coloured Wool.
- 13. Carl and the Lump of Sugar.
- 14. Lilie and the Scent.
- 15. Copying.
- 16. On Finding Things.
- FOOTNOTE:
- VI. KINDNESS.
- 17. Squeaking Wheels.
- 18. Birds and Trees.
- 19. Flowers and Bees.
- 20. Lulu and the Bundle.
- VII. THOUGHTFULNESS.
- 21. Baby Elsie and the Stool.
- 22. The Thoughtful Soldier.
- VIII. HELP ONE ANOTHER.
- 23. The Cat and the Parrot.[4]
- 24. The Two Monkeys.[5]
- 25. The Wounded Bird.
- FOOTNOTES:
- IX. ON BEING BRAVE.
- 26. How Leonard Saved his Little Brother.
- 27. The Twins.
- 28. The Broken Arm.
- 29. The Brave Monkey.[7]
- X. TRY, TRY AGAIN.
- 30. The Sparrow that would not be Beaten.[8]
- Remember the sparrow and the rag, and
- 31. The Railway Train.
- 32. The Man who Found America.
- FOOTNOTES:
- XI. PATIENCE.
- 33. Walter and the Spoilt Page.
- 34. The Drawings Eaten by the Rats.
- XII. ON GIVING IN.
- 35. Playing at Shop.
- 36. The Two Goats.
- XIII. ON BEING GENEROUS.
- 37. Lilie and the Beggar Girl.
- 38. Bertie and the Porridge.
- XIV. FORGIVENESS.
- 39. The Two Dogs.[9]
- XV. GOOD FOR EVIL.
- 40. The Blotted Copy-book.
- FOOTNOTE:
- XVI. GENTLENESS.
- 41. The Horse and the Child.
- 42. The Overturned Fruit Stall.
- FOOTNOTE:
- XVII. ON BEING GRATEFUL.
- 43. Rose and her Birthday Present.
- 44. The Boy who was Grateful.
- XVIII. SELF-HELP.
- 45. The Crow and the Pitcher.
- XIX. CONTENT.
- 46. Harold and the Blind Man.
- XX. TIDINESS.
- 47. The Slovenly Boy.
- 1. The Tidy Boy:--
- 2. The Tidy Girl:--
- 48. Pussy and the Knitting.
- PUSS IN MISCHIEF.[11]
- 49. The Packing of the Trunks.
- FOOTNOTE:
- XXI. MODESTY.
- 50. The Violet.
- 51. Modesty in Dress.
- XXII. ON GIVING PLEASURE TO OTHERS.
- 52. "Selfless" and "Thoughtful"--a Fairy Tale.
- 53. The Bunch of Roses.
- 54. Edwin and the Birthday Party.
- Then "Selfless" answered:--
- 55. Davie's Christmas Present.
- FOOTNOTES:
- XXIII. CLEANLINESS.[14]
- 56. Why we should be Clean.
- 57. Little Creatures who like to be Clean.
- 58. The Boy who did not like to be Washed.
- 59. The Nails and the Teeth.
- FOOTNOTE:
- XXIV. PURE LANGUAGE.
- 60. Toads and Diamonds--A Fairy Tale.
- XXV. PUNCTUALITY.
- 61. Lewis and the School Picnic.
- XXVI. ALL WORK HONOURABLE.
- 62. The Chimney-sweep.
- Frank had learnt two lessons:--
- XXVII. BAD COMPANIONS.
- 63. Playing with Pitch.
- 64. Stealing Strawberries.
- XXVIII. ON FORGETTING.
- 65. Maggie's Birthday Present.
- 66. The Promised Drive.
- 67. The Boy who Remembered.
- XXIX. KINDNESS TO ANIMALS.
- 68. Lulu and the Sparrow.
- 69. Why we should be Kind to Animals.
- 70. The Butterfly.
- 71. The Kind-hearted Dog.
- XXX. BAD TEMPER.
- 72. How Paul was Cured.
- 73. The Young Horse.
- XXXI. SELFISHNESS.
- 74. The Child on the Coach.
- 75. Edna and the Cherries.
- 76. The Boy who liked always to Win.
- 77. The two Boxes of Chocolate.
- 78. Eva.[15]
- FOOTNOTE:
- XXXII. CARELESSNESS.
- 79. The Misfortunes of Elinor.
- XXXIII. ON BEING OBSTINATE.
- 80. How Daisy's Holiday was Spoilt.
- XXXIV. GREEDINESS.
- 81. Stephen and the Buns.
- XXXV. BOASTING.
- 82. The Stag and his Horns.
- XXXVI. WASTEFULNESS.
- 83. The Little Girl who was Lost.
- XXXVII. LAZINESS.
- 84. The Sluggard.
- XXXVIII. ON BEING ASHAMED.
- 85. The Elephant that Stole the Cakes.[16]
- FOOTNOTE:
- XXXIX. EARS AND NO EARS.
- 86. Heedless Albert.
- 87. Olive and Gertie.
- XL. EYES AND NO EYES.
- 88. The Two Brothers.
- 89. Ruby and the Wall.
- XLI. LOVE OF THE BEAUTIFUL.[17]
- 90. The Daisy.
- FOOTNOTE:
- XLII. ON DESTROYING THINGS.
- 91. Beauty and Goodness.
- XLIII. ON TURNING BACK WHEN WRONG.
- 92. The Lost Path.
- XLIV. ONE BAD "STONE" MAY SPOIL THE "TEMPLE".
- 93. Intemperance.
- 2.--MANNERS.
- XLV. PRELIMINARY.
- 94. The Watch and its Springs.
- XLVI. ON SAYING "PLEASE" AND "THANK YOU".[18]
- 95. Fairy Tale of Alec and his Toys.
- FOOTNOTE:
- XLVII. ON BEING RESPECTFUL.
- XLVIII. PUTTING FEET UP.
- 97. Alice and the Pink Frock.
- Write on Blackboard and let the children repeat the following:--
- XLIX. BANGING DOORS.
- 98. How Maurice came home from School.
- 99. Lulu and the Glass Door.
- L. PUSHING IN FRONT OF PEOPLE.
- 100. The Big Boy and the Little Lady.
- LI. KEEPING TO THE RIGHT.[19]
- FOOTNOTE:
- LII. CLUMSY PEOPLE.
- LIII. TURNING ROUND WHEN WALKING.
- 103. The Girl and her Eggs.
- LIV. ON STARING.
- 104. Ruth and the Window.
- LV. WALKING SOFTLY.
- 105. Florence Nightingale.
- LVI. ANSWERING WHEN SPOKEN TO.[20]
- 106. The Civil Boy.
- FOOTNOTE:
- LVII. ON SPEAKING LOUDLY.
- 107. The Woman who Shouted.
- LVIII. ON SPEAKING WHEN OTHERS ARE SPEAKING.
- 108. Margery and the Picnic.
- LIX. LOOK AT PEOPLE WHEN SPEAKING TO THEM.
- 109. Fred and his Master.
- LX. ON TALKING TOO MUCH.
- LXI. GOING IN FRONT OF PEOPLE.
- 111. Minnie and the Book.
- 112. The Man and his Luggage.
- LXII. WHEN TO SAY "I BEG YOUR PARDON".
- 114. The Lady and the Poor Boy.
- LXIII. RAISING CAP.
- LXIV. ON OFFERING SEAT TO LADY.
- LXV. ON SHAKING HANDS.
- 117. Reggie and the Visitors.
- LXVI. KNOCKING BEFORE ENTERING A ROOM.
- 118. The Boy who Forgot.
- LXVII. HANGING HATS UP, ETC.
- 119. Careless Percy.
- LXVIII. HOW TO OFFER SWEETS, ETC.
- 120. How Baby Did it.
- LXIX. YAWNING, COUGHING, AND SNEEZING.
- LXX. HOW A SLATE SHOULD NOT BE CLEANED.
- LXXI. THE POCKET-HANDKERCHIEF.
- 123. Guessing Rhyme.[21]
- FOOTNOTE:
- LXXII. HOW TO BEHAVE AT TABLE.
- 124. Phil's Disaster.
- 125. Fidgety Katie.
- 126. The Helpful Little Girl.
- 127. Leslie and the Christmas Dinner
- 128. Cherry Stones.
- LXXIII. ON EATING AND DRINKING.
- FOOTNOTE:
- LXXIV. FINALE.
- 131. How another Queen Builded.
- FOOTNOTE:
- Page xiii, "Another" changed to "another" (How another Queen)
- Page 41, word "on" added to text (mother had gone on)
- Page 107, "out" changed to "own" (own accord)