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Title: St. Nicholas (serial)
Year: 1873 (1870s)
Authors: Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905
Subjects: Children's literature
Publisher: (New York : Scribner & Co.)
Contributing Library: Information and Library Science Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Digitizing Sponsor: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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his vicinity wasset in our front yard. Your interested reader, Florence E. Gilbert. Flora Dale, Pa.My dear St. Nicholas : I have taken you for four years,and thought maybe you would like to know how I get you. I live in the country about ten miles from Gettysburg.I raise chickens and sell the eggs to my mother. Myfather has his business office in the house, and often whenhe needs help he will call me, and for this help he pays me.So you see I earn my St. Nicholas myself. I have been over the battle-field of Gettysburg twice, andit is very interesting. I saw President Roosevelt when hevisited the town several years ago. My grandmother and grandfather lived in Gettysburg atthe time of the battle, and moved all their valuable pos-sessions in a trunk which they carted on a wheelbarrow.My grandmother often tells me of it and shows me someletters she wrote at the time, but which were never mailedbecause they could not get through the lines.Your loving reader, Esther Corinne Tyson. 766 R Jim
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-- - - - —^&^3§JK! m ThbRiddlbBoxPI! ANSWERS TO PUZZLES IN THE MAY NUMBER Novel Double Acrostic. Initials, Charles Dickens ; fourth row,Pickwick Papers. Cross-words: i. Compare. 2. Holiday. 3. Ab-scond. 4. Rocking. 5. Leeward. 6. Envious. 7. Sincere. 8.Dockage. 9. Inspect. 10. Capable. n. Keeping. 12. Expense.13. Narrate. 14. Subside. St. Andrews Cross. I. 1. N. 2. Cob. 3. Canes. 4. Nonagon.5. Began. 6. Son. 7. N. II. 1. N. 2. Her. 3. Hates. 4. Nettler.5. Relet. 6. Set. 7. R. III. 1. N. 2. Nor. 3. Names. 4. Nomi-nor. 5. Renew. 6. Sow. 7. R. IV. 1. N. 2. Sir. 3. Sages. 4.Niggler. 5. Relax. 6. Sex. 7. R. V. 1. R. 2. War. 3. Women. 4. Rambler. 5. Relet. 6. Net. 7. R. Rebus. Money makes money, and the money that money makes,makes more money. Double Acrostic. Primals, Thackeray; finals, Pendennis. Cross-words : 1. Transship. 2. Hi-ppolyte. 3. Affection. 4. Contested. 5. Kearsargc. 6. Excursion. 7. Recession. 8. Alighieri. 9. Yata-ghans. Novel Acrostic. Primalr, Doctor Cook ; fourth

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