To Any Practical Man Who Has Had Any Experience in Handling Snow by the Old Method with Its Perfect Uselessness on Many Occasions, the Utility and Practicability of the Machine Here Shown Must Be Obvious (1882)

“A Pneumatic Snow Plow,” American Engineer 3 (January 7, 1881): 11.

Not Forgetting the Little Songsters of the Wood, Who Cluster at Our Window (1882)

Rev. W. Walters, “Lessons of the Snow,” Frank Leslie’s Sunday Magazine 11 (January 1882): 137.

I Walked the Streets on Christmas Eve (1882)

R.H. Stoddard, “A Christmas Carol,” Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine 11 (January 1882): 1.

Gathering the Mistletoe (1882)

“A Brief Chat About Christmas,” Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine 11 (January 1882): 5.

Then Every Man Began / to Foot It Round about / and Every Girl Did Jet It, Jet It, / Jet It in and out (1882)

Illustrated by G.A. Konstam, E. Cassella, and N. Cassella, The Maypole (London: Thomas De La Rue & Company, 1882), 10.

A Succession of Camps Should Be Made All the Way to the Pole with a Lamp in the Kitchen Window Constantly Burning as a Beacon for Belated Explorers (1882)

William Livingston Alden, “A Road to the Pole,” The Comic Liar: A Book Not Commonly Found in Sunday Schools (New York: G.W. Carleton & Company, 1882), 61.

The Texas Express Robbed at Gaddshill (1882)

Train and Bank Robbers of the West. A Romantic but Faithful Story of Bloodshed and Plunder, Perpetrated by Missouri's Daring Outlaws: A Thrilling Story of the Adventures and Exploits of Frank and Jesse James (Chicago: Belford Clark and Company, 1882), 162.

The Ink of the Cuttle Fish Is a Favourite Pigment Used in Water Colour Painting under the Name of Sepia (1882)

“The Cuttlefish,” The Home Visitor and District Companion: an Illustrated Magazine 9 (1882): frontispiece.

Nelly Is a Little Shy Too, but That Will Soon Wear off When They Have Had a Game of Hunt the Slipper, Which Lizzie Is Going to Propose (1882)

Lisbeth Gooch Séguin, “The Two Birthdays,” The Children’s Pastime: Pictures and Stories for the Little Ones (London: Wells Gardner, Darton, and Company, 1882), 61.

We All Rode There on Donkeys, Which Was Great Fun, as You Might Imagine (1882)

Lisbeth Gooch Séguin, “The Two Birthdays,” The Children’s Pastime: Pictures and Stories for the Little Ones (London: Wells Gardner, Darton, and Company, 1882), 291.

He Would Have Had My Fist, but for Having Been at School with Me (1882)

“[Review of] Lorna Doone,” The Christmas Bookseller 1882, Being a Complete List of Illustrated and Other Books Suitable for School Prizes or Rewards with Numerous Specimens of Illustrations (1882): 55.

The Ride Through the Murky Air (1882)

William Harrison Ainsworth, The Lancashire Witches: A Romance of Pendle Forest, Illustrated by Sir John Gilbert (London: George Routledge and Sons, 1882), 325.

When Merely Wounded, He Is Ferocious and Bears Down All Opposition Before Him (1882)

Alexander F. Murison, The Globe Readers: Book IV (London: MacMillan and Company, 1882), 84. 

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The Owl Hath a Bride Who Is Fond and Bold, and Loveth the Wood's Deep Gloom (1882)

Alexander F. Murison, ed. The Globe Readers. Book IV. (London: Macmillan and Company, 1882).

A Young Man Who Wasted His Time (1882)

Charles H. Ross. Flirting Made Easy: A Guide for Girls. (London: "Judy" Offices, 1882).

Christmas Day in the Morning (1882)

St. Nicholas. 10 (December 1882).

This Lad at Noon Got a Chick in a Ditch (1882)

Royal Canadian Primer.  (Toronto: Canada Publishing Company, 1882).

Fy, Fy Up-on You, Bad Vix (1882)

Royal Canadian Primer.  (Toronto: Canada Publishing Company, 1882).

Jocko Playing Comedy (1882)

John Joeseph Jennings. Theatrical and Circus Life: or, Secrets of the Stage, Green-Room and Sawdust Arena. (St. Louis: Sun Publishing Company, 1882).

Tied to a Big Post (1882)

Royal Canadian Readers Primer. (Toronto:  Canada Publishing Company Limited, 1882).