Author of "Crumbs Swept Up," "Abominations of Modern Society," "OldWells Dug Out," Etc.
PUBLISHED BY
THE CHRISTIAN HERALD,
LOUIS KLOPSCH, Proprietor,
BIBLE HOUSE, NEW YORK.
BY LOUIS KLOPSCH.
At breakfast we have no time to spare, for the duties of the day areclamoring for attention; at the noon-day dining hour some of the familyare absent; but at six o'clock in the evening we all come to thetea-table for chit-chat and the recital of adventures. We take ourfriends in with us—the more friends, the merrier. You may imagine thatthe following chapters are things said or conversations indulged in, orpapers read, or paragraphs, made up from that interview. We now open thedoors very wide and invite all to come in and be seated around thetea-table.
T. DEW. T.
CHAPTER I. | The table-cloth is spread |
CHAPTER II. | Mr. Givemfits and Dr. Butterfield |
CHAPTER III. | A growler soothed |
CHAPTER IV. | Carlo and the freezer |
CHAPTER V. | Old games repeated |
CHAPTER VI. | The full-blooded cow |
CHAPTER VII. | The dregs in Leatherback's tea-cup |
CHAPTER VIII. | The hot axle |
CHAPTER IX. | Beefsteak for ministers |
CHAPTER X. | Autobiography of an old pair of scissors |
CHAPTER XI. | A lie, zoologically considered |
CHAPTER XII. | A breath of English air |
CHAPTER XIII. | The midnight lecture |
CHAPTER XIV. | The sexton |
CHAPTER XV. | The old cradle |
CHAPTER XVI. | The horse's letter |
CHAPTER XVII. | Kings of the kennel |
CHAPTER XVIII. | The massacre of church music |
CHAPTER XIX. | The battle of pew and pulpit |
CHAPTER XX. | The devil's grist-mill |
CHAPTER XXI. | The conduct ... BU KİTABI OKUMAK İÇİN ÜYE OLUN VEYA GİRİŞ YAPIN!Sitemize Üyelik ÜCRETSİZDİR! |