III.  In a story book for children, find a short story and put it into dialogue form.  It will be wise to select a story that already contains a large proportion of conversation.

IV.  From a magazine or a book of short stories (not for children), select a very brief piece of narration, and put it into dramatic form.  After you have finished, write out directions for the setting of the stage, if you have not already done so, and give your idea of what the costuming ought to be.

MODERN BOOKS FOR HOME READING

Not included in the lists of Collateral Readings

BOOKS OF FICTION

Two Gentlemen of Kentucky James Lane Allen
Standish of Standish Jane G. Austin
D’ri and I Irving Bacheller
Eben Holden " "
The Halfback R.H.  Barbour
For King or Country James Barnes
A Loyal Traitor " "
A Bow of Orange Ribbon Amelia E. Barr
Jan Vedder’s Wife " " "
Remember the Alamo " " "
The Little Minister J.M.  Barrie
The Little White Bird " " "
Sentimental Tommy " " "
Wee MacGregor J.J.  Bell. 
Looking Backward Edward Bellamy
Master Skylark John Bennett
A Princess of Thule William Black
Lorne Doone R.D.  Blackmore
Mary Cary K.L.  Bosher
Miss Gibbie Gault " " "
Jane Eyre Charlotte Bronte
Villette " "
Meadow Grass Alice Brown
Tiverton Tales " "
The Story of a Ploughboy James Bryce
My Robin F.H.  Burnett
The Secret Garden " " "
T. Tembarom " " "
The Jackknife Man Ellis Parker Butler
The Begum’s Daughter E.L.  Bynner
Bonaventure G.W.  Cable
Dr. Sevier " " "
The Golden Rule Dollivers Margaret Cameron
The Lady of Fort St. John Mary Hartwell Catherwood
Lazarre " " "
Old Kaskaskia " " "
The Romance of Dollard " " "
The Story of Tonty " " "
The White Islander " " "
Richard Carvel Winston Churchill
A Connecticut Yankee in King