Mr. Pat's
Mr. Pat's Little Girl: A Story of the Arden Foresters
作者：Leonard, Mary Finley, 1862-1948; Emerson, Chase, 1874?-1922? [Illustrator]
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共 86 题- MR. PAT'S LITTLE GIRL
- A Story of the Arden Foresters
- MARY F. LEONARD
- With Illustrations by Chase Emerson
- TO
- A.E.F.
- IN LOVING MEMORY
- BY HER NIECE
- CONTENTS.
- CHAPTER
- ILLUSTRATIONS
- CHAPTER FIRST.
- THINGS BEGIN TO HAPPEN.
- Again she looked at the book; skipping a stanza, she read:--
- Rosalind nodded and wrote, "He has gone to Japan."
- CHAPTER SECOND.
- ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE HEDGE.
- CHAPTER THIRD.
- FRIENDSHIP.
- CHAPTER FOURTH.
- AN UNQUIET MORNING.
- There was a general cry of, "Oh, Miss Celia, why not?"
- CHAPTER FIFTH.
- MAURICE.
- Rosalind laughed. "I mean Morgan, who does cabinet work. Do you know him?"
- CHAPTER SIXTH.
- PUZZLES.
- CHAPTER SEVENTH.
- THE MAGICIAN MAKES TEA.
- CHAPTER EIGHTH.
- TO MEET ROSALIND.
- Rosalind opened her eyes. "Of course I do, don't you?"
- CHAPTER NINTH.
- THE LOST RING.
- CHAPTER TENTH.
- CELIA.
- She smiled and shook her head. "Can't afford it."
- CHAPTER ELEVENTH.
- MAKING FRIENDS.
- CHAPTER TWELFTH.
- THE GILPIN PLACE.
- Rosalind looked at Maurice. "Would you tell him?"
- All was quiet for a time. "Now," said Maurice, "what is yours, Rosalind?"
- CHAPTER THIRTEENTH.
- IN PATRICIA'S ARBOR.
- CHAPTER FOURTEENTH
- THE ARDEN FORESTERS
- Maurice looked over her shoulder, "'Rec--' Oh, I know, 'reciprocity.'"
- CHAPTER FIFTEENTH.
- A NEW MEMBER.
- CHAPTER SIXTEENTH.
- RECIPROCITY.
- Jack surveyed the piles of fruit. "Jiminy! have you all this to do?"
- Maurice added, "It is reciprocity, Miss Celia."
- CHAPTER SEVENTEENTH.
- A NEW COMRADE.
- Rosalind laughed. "I am just sorry you don't like Friendship."
- CHAPTER EIGHTEENTH.
- AN IMPRISONED MAIDEN.
- CHAPTER NINETEENTH.
- OLD ACQUAINTANCE.
- After a while Rosalind spoke: "Uncle Allan, do you know Miss Celia Fair?"
- CHAPTER TWENTIETH.
- THE SPINET.
- CHAPTER TWENTY-FIRST.
- UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE.
- CHAPTER TWENTY-SECOND.
- CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE.
- CHAPTER TWENTY-THIRD.
- THE DETECTIVE.
- CHAPTER TWENTY-FOURTH.
- AT THE AUCTION.
- CHAPTER TWENTY-FIFTH.
- QUESTIONS.
- Rosalind took out her letter. "Listen," she said:--
- CHAPTER TWENTY-SIXTH.
- THE PRESIDENT.
- CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVENTH.
- OLD ENEMIES.
- CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHTH.
- BETTER THAN DREAMS.
- Rosalind laughed. "I thought you were cross."
- CHAPTER TWENTY-NINTH.
- AT THE MAGICIAN'S.
- CHAPTER THIRTIETH.
- OAK LEAVES.