No, I Don’t Believe in You Any More, but You May Leave the Things (1909)

William S. Walsh, “St. Nicholas in Europe,” Drawing by J.R. Shaver, The Story of Santa Klaus: Told for Children of All Ages from Six to Sixty (New York: Moffat, Yard, and Company, 1909), 204.

Christmas Joy (1851)

Thanksgiving Night: or, Tales Told in Cold Weather (Boston: Massachusetts Sabbath School Society, 1851), frontispiece.

Christmas Dinner in the Boy’s Hall (1905)

“Christmas at ‘The Foundling,’” The Quiver Annual Volume (1905): 100.

Say ‘Now I Lay Me,’ and the Angels Will Hear You, and Who Knows but That a Santa Claus May Come (1892)

Table Talk 7 (December 1892): frontispiece.

Winter (1877)

G.H. Boughton, Winter, “Contemporary Art in England,” Harper’s New Monthly Magazine 54 (January 1877): 161.

Over Snowfields, Waste and Pathless (1904)

Walter Aikman, engraving on wood after a painting by J. Farquharson, Ellen M. Cyr, Cyrs Advanced First Reader (Boston: Ginn and Company, 1904), 95.

A Bright Fire Was Kindled, and Then Some Warm Tea Was Made, Which the Poor Creature Drank Gratefully (1884)

M.E. Winchester, The Cabin on the Beach (London: Seeley, Jackson, and Halliday, 1884), 262.

The Moon Is Up and Gives Us Light (1884)

“Lesson XLIII,” Christian Brother’s New Series Primer (New York: De La Salle Institute, 1884), 37.

The Strange Physician (1873)

“The Strange Physician,” Petersen’s Magazine 64 (August 1873): 155.