
audiobook
by Francis C. (Francis Channing) Woodworth
E-text prepared by Ben Beasley, Paul Ereaut,
STORIES ABOUT ANIMALS. - WITH PICTURES TO MATCH - BY - FRANCIS C. WOODWORTH, - EDITOR OF "THE YOUTH'S CABINET," AUTHOR OF "STORIES ABOUT BIRDS," &c. - BOSTON. PHILLIPS, SAMPSON AND COMPANY. 1851.
Preface.
Stories about Animals.
The Dog.
The Wolf.
The Horse.
The Panther and Leopard.
The Elephant.
The Lion.
A delightful collection of short anecdotes brings the everyday wonders of dogs, cats, horses, and other familiar quadrupeds to life. Each tale is paired with a matching illustration, inviting listeners to picture the animal’s quirky habits and gentle charms as they are recounted.
The stories are drawn from a mix of personal observation, friends’ recollections, and classic natural‑history sources, offering a blend of humor and insight without the weight of a formal scientific treatise. Young readers will hear about clever tricks, unexpected loyalties, and the simple intelligence that makes these creatures such beloved companions.
Designed to entertain as much as to inform, the volume encourages a deeper appreciation for the natural world and the thoughtful design behind it. Listeners will come away with a warm sense of wonder at the many ways animals reveal the wisdom and kindness woven through everyday life.
Language
en
Duration
~4 hours (286K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Jul 6, 2006
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
1812–1859
Best known for writing lively books for young readers, this 19th-century American author brought together a printer’s craft, a minister’s background, and a warm interest in children’s everyday lives. His stories often mix moral purpose with an easy, approachable style.
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