Arbor Day: Its History, Observance, Spirit and Significance; with Practical Selections on Tree-planting and Conservation, and a Nature AnthologyRobert Haven Schauffler |
Contents
A NEW HOLIDAY | 3 |
ARBOR DAY IN SCHOOLS | 12 |
HISTORIC TREES | 20 |
THE CELEBRATION OF ARBOR | 25 |
WHAT DO YOU SEE? | 32 |
THE HEART OF THE TREE | 41 |
THE COMMONEST DELIGHT | 47 |
PLANTING ON SCHOOL GROUNDS Charles H Peck | 61 |
THE FAUN | 156 |
Susan Fenimore Cooper | 164 |
THE VOICE of the PINE | 182 |
A FRANK AVOWAL | 189 |
MEN AND TREES | 195 |
Sir Walter Scott | 204 |
Alexander Smith | 206 |
THE LITTLE LEAF | 216 |
THE SCHOOL GARDEN | 67 |
HINTS FOR THE FIRST SCHOOL GARDEN | 72 |
KNOW THE TREES | 79 |
PIPPAS SONG | 87 |
Richard Hovey | 93 |
THE COMING OF SPRING Hans Christian Andersen | 105 |
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 113 |
Thomas Bailey Aldrich | 122 |
Henry van Dyke | 129 |
LINES WRITTEN IN EARLY SPRING | 135 |
THE TREE | 144 |
THE APPEAL OF THE TREES J Horace McFarland | 150 |
A TEMPLE | 155 |
Henry Ward Beecher | 224 |
Robert Louis Stevenson | 235 |
A HAPPY THOUGHT | 245 |
THE STORY OF THE HYACINTH | 249 |
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 258 |
R H Schauffler | 268 |
John Kendrick Bangs | 278 |
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES | 285 |
THOUGHTS ON CONSERVATION | 289 |
FOUR REQUIREMENTS FOR | 319 |
ARBOR DAY ALPHABET | 336 |
SONGS AND CHORUS OF THE FLOWERS | 347 |
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