Letter to a Younger Sister; The Infant's Prayer; Sufferings and Happy Departure of a Youth of 15; Last Days of William W.; Harriet P., Aged Eleven; The Telescope and the Christian's Bouquet; The Youthful Seraph; Esher, the Missionary; Father Shall Never Whip Me Again; The Golden Rule and the Rose that Bloomed on the Sabbath; Was the Apple Naughty; My Mother; Spring the Morning of Life; Seventy Thousand Times and the Best Book; The Little Boy and the Rose; Catharine Harris, a Little English Girl; The Flower Garden and Weeds; The Forest Trees
Artwork Details
- Title:Letter to a Younger Sister; The Infant's Prayer; Sufferings and Happy Departure of a Youth of 15; Last Days of William W.; Harriet P., Aged Eleven; The Telescope and the Christian's Bouquet; The Youthful Seraph; Esher, the Missionary; Father Shall Never Whip Me Again; The Golden Rule and the Rose that Bloomed on the Sabbath; Was the Apple Naughty; My Mother; Spring the Morning of Life; Seventy Thousand Times and the Best Book; The Little Boy and the Rose; Catharine Harris, a Little English Girl; The Flower Garden and Weeds; The Forest Trees
- Publisher:Massachusetts Sabbath School Society (Boston, Massachusetts)
- Date:1843
- Medium:Illustrations: wood engraving
- Dimensions:4 5/16 × 2 5/8 × 9/16 in. (11 × 6.7 × 1.5 cm)
- Classification:Books
- Credit Line:Gift of Harry G. Friedman, 1964
- Object Number:64.682.90
- Curatorial Department: Drawings and Prints
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