Aunt Carrie Winds the Clock (1877)

“Aunt Carrie Winds the Clock,” St. Nicholas IV (March 1877): back cover.

At the Curling Rink (1877)

Irwin Russell, “On the Ice,” St. Nicholas: A Monthly Magazine for Boys and Girls 4 (March 1877): 317.

On the Way to Poloffsky’s Cottage (1877)

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

For the Birthday, My Part Was Quite Easy, But It Was Hard for the Monkey to Hold the Hoops Still (1877)

Emily Huntington Miller, Captain Fritz: His Friends and Adventures (New York: E.P. Dutton and Company, 1877), 86.

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Winter (1877)

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

The Elder Girl Was So Much Shocked by All of This That There Came upon Her Gradually a Feeling of Doubt Whether Their Joint Life Could Be Continued (1877)

Donald Macleod, editor. "The Telegraph Girl." Good Words for 1877. (London: Daldy, Isbister, & Co., 1877).

Calculated for Different Parallels (1877)

The Illustrated Catholic Family Almanac for the United States for the Year of Our Lord 1877. Calculated for Different Parallels of Latitude and Adapted for Use Throughout the Country. (New York: The Catholic Publication Society, 1877).

Lake of the Sun (1877/1892)

Aurthur Vaughan Abbott. "Our Neighbor Mars." Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly. 34 (July-December 1892).

Boston Type Factory (1877)

Hailing's Circular 1 (Chetenham: Thomas Hailing, Oxford Printing Works, 1877).

Electro-Mechanical Romance (1877)

Lightning Flashes and Electric Dashes: A Volume of Choice Telegraphic Literature, Humor, Fun, Wit, & Wisdom (New York: W.J. Johnston, 1877).