PART I. THE EARTH | | PAGE | The Great Stone Book | 3 | The Fossil Fish | 6 | The Crust of the Earth | 9 | What Is the Earth Made of? | 14 | The First Dry Land | 22 | A Study of Granite | 27 | Metamorphic Rocks | 31 | The Air in Motion | 35 | The Work of the Wind | 44 | Rain in Summer, by Henry W. Longfellow | 50 | What Becomes of the Rain? | 51 | The Soil in Fields and Gardens | 58 | The Work of Earthworms | 63 | Quiet Forces That Destroy Rocks | 68 | How Rocks Are Made | 72 | Getting Acquainted With a River | 78 | The Ways of Rivers | 84 | The Story of a Pond | 90 | The Riddle of the Lost Rocks | 93 | The Question Answered | 96 | Glaciers Among the Alps | 98 | The Great Ice Sheet | 104 | Following Some Lost Rivers | 110 | The Mammoth Cave of Kentucky | 114 | Land Building by Rivers | 121 | The Making of Mountains | 126 | The Lava Flood of the Northwest | 130 | The First Living Things | 134 | An Ancient Beach at Ebb Tide | 138 | The Lime Rocks | 147 | The Age of Fishes | 152 | King Coal | 155 | How Coal Was Made | 160 | The Most Useful Metal | 167 | The Age of Reptiles | 175 | The Age of Mammals | 180 | The Horse and His Ancestors | 186 | The Age of Man | 194 | PART II. THE SKY | Every Family a "Star Club" | 201 | The Dippers and the Pole Star | 207 | Constellations You Can Always See | 213 | Winter Constellations | 219 | Orion, His Dogs, and the Bull | 223 | Seven Famous Constellations | 231 | The Twenty Brightest Stars | 239 | How to Learn More | 241 |
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