1895. Andrews had a great fondness for children, and a power of winning their confidence and love. These stories, as she said, grew of themselves, and are the written version of the ones with which she often fascinated the children in her little school. Contents: Memorial of Miss Jane Andrews; The Ball Itself; The Little Brown Baby, the Youngest of the Seven Sisters; Agoonack, the Esquimau Sister, and How She Lived through the Long Darkness; How Agoonack Lives through the Long Sunshine; Gemila, the Child of the Desert; The Little Mountain Maiden; The Story of Pen-se; The Little Dark Girl Who Lives in the Sunshine; Louise, the Child of the Beautiful River Rhine; Louise, the Child of the Western Forest; and The Seven Little Sisters.