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How we Fought the Fire 87 "Battered and bruised, forever abused, he lay by the moaning sea" 99 "Miss Sunnyhopes she waded out" 108 "Two inland noodles, for our first acquaintance with the sea" 109 "A-floating on her dainty back" 110 "I tried to kick this 'lovely wave'" 110 "Heels over head—all in a bunch!" 111 "We voted that we'd had enough" 111 "To make four hundred dollars clear, an' help the children too" 121 "We come 'thin part of one of it" 123 "They 'put their heads together' in a new an' painful way" 127 "He makes himself a bigger fool than all the fools he makes" 129 The Salvation Army 140 The March of the Children 141 From the Monument 149 "And he stood there, like a colonel, with her trembling on his arm" 159 Chasing the Bicycle 163 "Only a box, secure and strong, rough and wooden, and six feet long" 167 "And carry back, from out our plenteous store, enough to keep himself a fortnight more" 172 "The hungry city children are coming here to-night" 173 "He heard its soft tones through the cottages creep, from fond mothers singing their babies to sleep" 177

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CITY BALLADS.

WEALTH.

[From Arthur Selwyn's Note-book.]