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CONTENTS OF ST. NICHOLAS FOR FEBRUARY, 1905.

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Frontispiece. “Skating with Teacher.” 290
Drawn for St. Nicholas by H. C. Wall.
Barry. Verse. Mary Rowles Jarvis 291
Illustrated by W. Benda.
Childhood Reasoning. I‍I. The Teacher Taught
II. Misfit Spectacles
Edwin J. Prindle 295
Alwin West
A Miracle. Verse. J. H. M. 296
Illustration: Statuette by Caroline C. Peddle.
Queen Zixi of Ix or, The Story of the Magic Cloak. Serial Story. L. Frank Baum 297
Illustrations in color by Fred Richardson.
The Woodchuck. Story Silas A. Lottridge 305
Illustrated from photographs taken by the author.
The Founding of the B. A. Story Anna Parmly Paret 309
Illustrated by C. M. Relyea
How the King Chose His Wife. Verse. Adele Barney Wilson 317
Illustrated by Margaret E. Webb.
How to Study Pictures. Serial. Fourth Paper. Comparing Rubens with Velaquez Charles H. Caffin 321
Illustrated from photographs.
Picture. A Bit of Gossip at the Reception. 326
Drawn by E. Warde Blaisdell
Pinkey Perkins. “Just a Boy.” Serial Story Captain Harold Hammond 327
Illustrated by George Varian.
The Practical Boy. Serial. Fourth Paper. Household Conveniences. Joseph H. Adams 334
Illustrated by the Author.
Hetty Macdonald’s Birthday Party. Story Elizabeth Elliot 339
Illustrated by C. D. Williams.
Picture. A Frolic on the Ice. 344
Drawn by John Bolles
Mrs. Tubbs’s Telegram. A Comedy in One Act Katharine McDowell Rice 344
Pictures, Two Sides of Ye Hedge. A Series of Valentine Pictures Frederick Richardson 352
An Alaskan Journey with Reindeer. Story Cornelia Hickman 353
Illustrated with drawing by W. K. Stone and with photographs.
What Walter Saw in the Fire. Story Henry Holcomb Bennett 358
Illustrated by Olive Rush.
Picture. Animal Tailpiece. 359
Drawn by Hilab T. Drake
Nature and Science for Young Folks. Illustrated 360
The Friendly Quails—How Elk Shed and Renew their Antlers—The King of Mollusks—The Little Frog Traveler—A New York City Fish—Spring Migration of Birds—What is Thunder?—Queer Experience with a Rattlesnake—Like Pieces of Chamois Leather—The Winter Home of an Owl—The Nest of a Loon—Habits of Herring-Gulls—Very Friendly Gulls
Illustrated.
The St. Nicholas League. Awards of Prizes for Stories, Poems, Drawings, and Photographs 368
Illustrated.
Books and Reading 380
“Valentine’s Day”—Feeding the Imagination—A Question for Consideration—Reading and Traditions—An Important Misprint—Shakespere and Dogs—Hawthorne’s Stories
Editorial Notes 382
The Riddle-Box. 383

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Feb. 1905
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