ned by memory in their chronological
order, and made to form a harmonious series of pictures.

The writer has sought to amuse as well as to instruct, and for this
purpose the personal experiences of the young travellers are in part
given. Two of the boys, who have small means, make the trip in the
cheapest possible manner. Tommy Toby meets the mishaps a thoughtless
boy might experience. The other travellers have an eye for the
literary and poetic scenes and incidents of the tour.

* * * * *

That the volume may amuse and entertain the young reader, and awaken
in him a greater love of books of history, biography, and travel, is
the hope of the publishers and the author.

28 Worcester St., Boston, Mass.

CONTENTS.

CHAPTER PAGE
I. THE JOURNEY PROPOSED 3

II. TOM TOBY'S SECRET SOCIETY 12

III. FIRST MEETING OF THE CLUB 22

IV. ON THE ATLANTIC 51

V. THE LAND OF SCOTT AND BURNS 71

VI. STORY TELLING IN EDINBURGH 84

VII. A RAINY EVENING STORY AT CARLISLE 104

VIII. A CLOUDLESS DAY 119

IX. A SERIES OF MEMORABLE VISITS 135

X. A VISIT TO OXFORD AND WOODSTOCK 153

XI. LETTERS AND EXCURSIONS 160

XII. LONDON 173

XIII. BELGIUM 205

XIV. UPPER NORMANDY 226

XV. PARIS 249

XVI. BRITTANY 283

XVII. HOMEWARD 304

THE ZIGZAG SERIES.

BY
HEZEKIAH BUTTERWORTH,

OF THE EDITORIAL STAFF OF THE "YOUTH'S COMPANION," AND
CONTRIBUTOR TO "ST. NICHOLAS" MAGAZINE.

NOW PUBLISHED.
_ZIGZAG JOURNEYS IN EUROPE._
_ZIGZAG JOURNEYS IN CLASSIC LANDS._
_ZIGZAG JOURNEYS IN THE ORIENT._

TO BE FOLLOWED BY
_ZIGZAG JOURNEYS IN THE OCCIDENT._

ILLUSTRATIONS.