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Stories from beyond the borderland / by Hudson Tuttle and Emma Rood Tuttle.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Tuttle, Hudson, 1836-1910.
- Series:
- American fiction. 1906-1910 ; V, reel 170, number 1704.
- American Fiction, 1774-1920.
- American Fiction, 1774-1920
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Short stories--19th century.
- Short stories.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource ([1], 314, [1] pages, [1] leaf of plates) : portraits, plates.
- Place of Publication:
- Tuttle Pub. Co.
- Contents:
- The Border land
- An angel or the dear Christ
- Take my lyre
- Over the great divide
- Little Tim, the newsboy
- Fable of the stork
- A dream that was true
- The king bumblebee
- The Sefton children
- False pretensions
- Your writing book
- A wasted life
- Budding rose
- Shall we be new angels
- Legend of the witch-hazel
- Our sacred Thanksgiving
- The cruel boy and the angel
- The sunbeams' task
- The hand of toil
- A story of the Danube
- Gold digging in the garden
- Where are the yesterdays gone?
- Fate of the moon eaters
- Hial's perpetual motion
- The history of a heart
- Paul Felden
- Pimmon, the idiot slave
- Clem
- Kindness
- The recording mirror
- A Christmas story
- the divine child
- The canary's world
- From life to death
- The legend of Minehonto.
- Nutting years ago
- A New Year's story
- A spirit's revenge
- How an acorn becomes an oak
- The good little girl
- The water-lily
- The rival musicians
- Origin of the mushroom
- The two angels
- The farmer
- Return of the song thrush
- The wainscot rat
- Missionary effort on Osman Island
- The hoarding squirrel
- The swan-maidens
- Cherokee Charley
- The snow-owl
- A story of Easter
- The boy and the river
- Decoration Day
- Think before you strike
- Bob's thoughts came home
- The discontented chickens
- St. Valentine
- Abe, the dwarf
- Sorrows of angels
- The Christ of the Andes.
- Notes:
- Photographic frontispiece with a portrait of the authors.
- Reproduction of the original from Primary Source Media.
- OCLC:
- 952068634
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