Harper's Young People, June 29, 1880 By: Various |
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In the June 29, 1880 issue of Harper's Young People, readers are treated to a delightful collection of stories, articles, and illustrations that are sure to capture the imaginations of children. From adventurous tales of exploration and bravery to educational pieces on history and science, this issue offers a little something for everyone.
One standout feature of this issue is the variety of content, which keeps readers engaged and entertained from start to finish. The stories range from heartwarming to thrilling, and the accompanying illustrations help bring them to life on the page. In addition, the inclusion of educational articles adds depth to the magazine and provides young readers with valuable knowledge that they can carry with them beyond the pages.
Overall, Harper's Young People, June 29, 1880 is a fantastic read for children of all ages. Its mix of entertainment and education makes it a valuable resource for parents and teachers looking to engage young readers. With its engaging stories, beautiful illustrations, and educational content, this issue is sure to captivate audiences and leave them eagerly anticipating the next installment. YOUNG PEOPLE AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.] VOL. I. NO. 35. PUBLISHED BY HARPER & BROTHERS, NEW YORK. PRICE FOUR CENTS. Tuesday, June 29, 1880. Copyright, 1880, by HARPER & BROTHERS. $1.50 per Year, in Advance. [Illustration: A SOUP EXPLOSION.] [Begun in YOUNG PEOPLE No. 31, June 1.] THE MORAL PIRATES. BY W. L. ALDEN. CHAPTER V. It was a terrific storm. The wind swept down the river, raising a ridge of white water in its path. The rain came down harder, so the boys thought, than they had ever seen it come down before, and the glare of the lightning and the crash of the thunder were frightful. "What luck it is that we got the tent pitched in time!" exclaimed Joe. "We're as dry and comfortable here as if we were in a house." "Pick your blankets up quick, boys," cried Harry. "Here's the water coming in under the tent." Joe had boasted a little too soon. The water running down the side of the hill was making its way in large quantities into the tent. To save their clothes and blankets the boys had to stand up and hold them in their arms, which was by no means a pleasant occupation, especially as the cold rain water was bathing their feet. "It can't last long," remarked Tom... Continue reading book >>
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