Volume II. Contents: "How Marjorie Blossomed," by Nina Lillian Morgan; Poem-"Wee Wee-est and the Shadows," by Emma Harrihgtop Teel; "A Crocus and Crutches, by Lucy C. Kellerhouse; Poem-Four-Leaf Clover," by Mary Brewerton de Witt; "While Hazel Waited," by Harriet Louise Jerome; Poem-"My Valentine," by Myrtle Fillmore; "The New Shoes," by Florence Harvey; "Whatsoever," by N. M. A.; Poem"Song of the Flowers," by S. E. G.; "How Tulips Were Made," by Theresa B. H. Brown; "How Froggy Formed a Band of Mercy," by Aunt Emma; Poem-"In Society," by Helen Augusta Fussell; Poem --"Glad Tidings," by Mary Connor and her Mamma. Volume III. A beautiful story by Mary Brewerton de Witt, entitled "The Garden, the Gate, and the Key." This charming story will captivate the little folks. and please "children of a larger growth" as well, It contains a beautiful half-tone picture of Rose, the small heroine, and shows how sunshine and prosperity were brought into the lives of a family by the practice of Truth in a most practical way. 48 pages. Volume IV, Contents: 'Dorothy's Christmas," by Lucy C. Kellerhouse; "A Christmas Story," by Aunt Seg; "Old Rink's Cherry Tree," by Florence Harvey; "Love's Roses," by Lucy C. Kellerhouse; "Lady Chrysanthemum," by Harriet Louise Jerome; "George's Gospel," by Aunt Seg; Poem- 'Song of the Flowers," by Mary Brewerton de Witt; The Five Sisters," by Aunt Seg. Volumes V. and VI. In presenting these little books to the public we claim for them the originality of being the first of their kind ever published. Over two years ago the little contributors to WEE WISDOM were promised that their best efforts at story waiting should be gathered together in a small book, and their names appended as the authors thereof. Now it so happened when this gathering together was made, there were found to WEE WISDOM LIBRARY VOLUME V be more " Drops From Wee Pens" than one small volume could hold, hence the overflow called forth a second volume, which our young artist presents to you cloud and color-bedecked, entitled, "Summer Stories." The "Raindrop Stories," with which the little volume of "Summer Stories" begins forms a very pleasing symposium for a summer's day, and was much appreciated at the time of its first appearance, in so much as a drought threatened the land and raindrops were a luxury. But whether by the magnetism of flattery of these wee pens, or by the power of the Word behind them, the raindrops were not long in finding their way to the thirsty earth. 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