| Summary: | Newfoundland Literature Readers Book IV The king and the miller / C. Mackay -- What came of wondering, I / Dasent -- What came of wondering, II / Dasent -- A lesson for every day / Kingsley -- Where is fairyland? / Shirley -- "Give fools their gold" / Whittier -- The pied piper, I / Longfellow -- The pied piper, II / Longfellow -- The wreck of the "Hesperus" / Longfellow -- The gentleman / Thackeray -- Fortune and the beggar / Browning -- The wooden horse of Troy, I / Browning -- The wooden horse of Troy, II / Browning -- All's right with the world / Browning -- Nature fairy tales, I / Anna Sewell -- Can dogs talk? / Anna Sewell -- The prince and the judge / Anna Sewell -- A wet sheet and a flowing sea / Anna Sewell -- Black Beauty's breaking-in, I / Anna Sewell -- Black Beauty's breaking-in, II / Anna Sewell -- The two church builders / Saxe -- A swim for life / Bryant -- The planting of the apple tree / Bryant -- A nest in a pocket / Roberts -- The brook in February / Roberts -- That dreadful dog / Mrs. Molesworth -- A story of Florence Nightingale / Robert Southey -- Obeying orders / Robert Southey -- The well of St. Keyne / Robert Southey -- A Hindu fable / Saxe -- Stories of the elephant / C. C. Moore -- How a dog got his dinner / C. C. Moore -- Nature fairy tales, II / C. C. Moore -- Stick to your bush / C. C. Moore -- A visit from St. Nicholas / C. C. Moore -- Sifting boys / Howe -- My country's pleasant streams / Howe -- Observation / Colton -- The lawyer's advice / Longfellow -- The village blacksmith / Longfellow -- The prisoner and the flower / A. M. Machar -- The passing of Gluskap / A. M. Machar -- The sham king, I / Spenser -- The sham king, II / Spenser -- The ballad of the "Rover" / A. MacMehan -- With Sturdee to the Falkland Islands, I / Cowper -- With Sturdee to the Falkland Islands, II / Cowper -- With Sturdee to the Falkland Islands, III / Cowper -- The Loss of the "Royal George" / Cowper -- The Daisy, I / Andersen -- The Daisy, II / Andersen -- Hiawatha's hunting / Longfellow -- The whale ...
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