  | PAGE | | A Business Man’s Home; or, a Story for Husbands, | 9 | | Visiting and Visitors, | 43 | | Our First Nurse, | 47 | | The Shadow of a Great Rock in a Weary Land, | 52 | | To Literary Aspirants, | 53 | | Summer Travel, | 56 | | A Gentle Hint, | 59 | | A Story for Old Husbands with Young Wives, | 59 | | Breakfast at the Paxes, | 65 | | Girls’ Boarding-Schools, | 68 | | Closet Meditations, | 71 | | Feminine View of Napoleon as a Husband, | 73 | | “First Pure,” | 79 | | Holiday Thoughts, | 82 | | A Headache, | 85 | | Has a Mother a Right to her Children? | 87 | | “And ye shall call the Sabbath a Delight,” | 89 | | “Come on, Macduff,” | 93 | | Look Aloft, | 95 | | Knickerbocker and Tri-Mountain, | 98 | | The Boston Woman, | 100 | | The New York Male, | 101 | | The Boston Male, | 102 | | My Old Inkstand and I, | 103 | | The Soul and the Stomach, | 106 | | Awe-ful Thoughts, | 107 | | A Word to Parents and Teachers, | 108 | | Lady Doctors, | 111 | | The Cherub in the Omnibus, | 112 | | Fanny Ford, | 114 | | Moral Molasses, | 210 | | A Word to Shopkeepers, | 212 | | A Much-Needed Kind of Minister’s Wife, | 215 | | Parent and Child, | 217 | | Last Bachelor Hours of Tom Pax, | 220 | | Tom Pax’s Conjugal Soliloquy, | 222 | | Tea and Darning-Needles for Two, | 226 | | A House without a Baby, | 232 | | Glances at Philadelphia, No. 1, | 233 | | Glances at Philadelphia, No. 2, | 237 | | Glances at Philadelphia, No. 3, | 242 | | Glances at Philadelphia, No. 4, | 246 | | In the Dumps, | 249 | | Peeps from under a Parasol, | 252 | | The Confession Box, | 263 | | A Word to Parents and Teachers, | FRESH LEAVES.
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