When the Steep Tyrol Mountains Are Covered with Snow, and with Quite as Rugged a Specimen of Manhood to Guide and Control the Oxen, the Snorting, Steaming Beasts Drag or Retard the Heavy Burden at the Bidding of Their Lord (1879)

“Saunterings in the Tyrol,” National Repository Devoted to General and Religious Literature, Criticism, and Art 5 (February 1879): 112.

The Sioux Believed in a Monstrous Moose Which Could Stride with Ease through the Deepest Snowdrifts (1896)

Tappan Adney, “The First Moose Hunt,” St. Nicholas 23 (March 1896): 383.

On the Way to Poloffsky’s Cottage (1877)

Kate Brownlee Horton, “Katinka (A Russian Story),” St. Nicholas 4 (January 1877): 161.

How the Slide Was Spoiled (1896)

“How the Slide Was Spoiled,” Illustrated by David Ericson, St. Nicholas 23 (February 1896): 344.

The Engines Now Stood up to Their Throttles in Snow (1896)

R. Pitcher Woodward, Trains That Met in a Blizzard: A Composite Romance, Being a Chronicle of an Extraordinary Adventure of a Party of Twelve Men and One Woman in the Great American Blizzard March 12, 1888, Illustration by J. Carter Beard (New York: Salmagundi Publishing Company, 1896), frontispiece.

The Child Was Lost, and through the Night Strong Hearts Went Forth (1883)

“Lost,” Frank Leslie’s Pleasant Hours 34 (February 1883): 216.

Ice and Refrigeration Illustrated (1895)

Ice and Refrigeration Illustrated 8 (January 1985): cover.

“That Wasn’t Bad for the First Trip,” Said He, “See if You Can Do Better” (1915)

Ethel C. Brown, The Three Gays, Illustrated by Grace. G. Kelley (Philadelphia: The Penn Publishing Company, 1915), 92.

When She Opens Her Box to Look at Her Treasures, We See the Northern Lights (1884)

Eva Muller, “The Moon Children,” Harper’s Young People: An Illustrated Weekly 6 (December 23, 1884): 120.

A Moonlight Frolic (1895)

“A Moonlight Frolic,” Illustration by David Ericson, St. Nicholas 22 (March 1895): 431.

The Snow Man Takes a Hand in the Snowballing (1894)

J. Carter Beard, “The Great Horn Spoon and the Enterprising Boy,”  St. Nicholas  22 (November 1894): 73.

We Smile and Listen to the Song / the Burthen Still Remote or Near / “Old Christmas Comes but Once a Year” (1857)

Rhymes and Roundelayes in Praise of a Country Life: Adorned with Many Pictures (London: David Bogue, 1857), 175.

Old Christmas with the Poets (1851)

Christmas with the Poets: A Collection of Songs, Carols, and Descriptive Verses Relating to the Festival of Christmas, from the Anglo-Norman Period to the Present Time. Embellished with Fifty Tinted Illustrations by Birket Foster, and with Initial Letters and Other Ornaments (London: David Bogue, 1856), 120.