Forrester's pictorial miscellany for the family circle (1855)
Forrester, Mark, ed, Forrester, Mark · Boston, F. & G.C. Rand · leaf 17
es of fresh bread and butter, restore your spirits. You talk overthe sights of the day, and at an early hour seek your bed, whereyou fell asleep almost as soon as your cheek touches the pillow —if you have any dreams, they are filled with pictures of what yousaw at the Crystal Palace. And, it may… … 12 PICTORIAL MISCELLANY. The Aztec Children. As my friend Neddie Naylor was trundling his hoop one hot day?at the head of some ten or twelve other boys, and shouting everylittle while to encourage those who lagged behind, he saw an old-fashioned chaise, drawn by a very venerable old horse, slowly…
Juvenile literature (American) · Natural history · Indians of North America -- West (U.S.) · Aztec children
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