Boardinghouses -- Juvenile fiction; London (England) -- Juvenile fiction; Love stories; Mothers and daughters -- Juvenile fiction
Transcriber's Note:
Inconsistent hyphenation and spelling in the original document have
been preserved. Obvious typographical errors have been corrected.
Italic text is denoted by _underscores_.
On page 169, "household gods" should possibly be "household goods".
On page 320, "spice of her mind" should possibly be "piece of her
mind".
A PLUCKY GIRL
BY
MRS. L. T. MEADE
AUTHOR OF "CECELIA'S AWAKENING," "PEGGY FROM KERRY,"
"FOR DEAR DAD," "A WILD IRISH GIRL," "A GIRL
OF HIGH ADVENTURE," "THE CHESTERTON
GIRL GRADUATES," ETC., ETC.
NEW YORK
HURST & COMPANY
PUBLISHERS
Copyright, 1900, by
George W. Jacobs & Co.
Contents
CHAP PAGE
I. FORTUNE'S BALL 1
II. FRIENDS OR QUONDAM FRIENDS 9
III. MY SCHEME 23
IV. THE VERDICT 31
V. JANE MULLINS 55
VI. THE BERLIN WOOL ROOM 74
VII. THE PAYING GUESTS 83
VIII. THE FLOUR IN THE CAKE 96
IX. THE ARTIST'S EYE 103
X. HER GRACE OF WILMOT 116
XI. WHY DID HE DO IT? 132
XII. TWO EXTREMES 147
XIII. THE UGLY DRESS 160
XIV. ANXIETY 176
XV. DR. READE 186
XVI. GIVE ME YOUR PROMISE 199
XVII. A DASH OF ONIONS 207
XVIII. BUTTERED BREAD 222
XIX. YOU USED TO LOVE US 234
XX. RUINED 242
XXI. MR. PATTENS 250
XXII. THE MAN IN POSSESSION 262
XXIII. ALBERT 273
XXIV. THE BOND 297
XXV. YOU ARE A GOOD MAN 311
XXVI. HAND IN HAND 319
XXVII. TOO LATE 324
XXVIII. THIS DEAR GIRL BELONGS TO US 336
XXIX. HAVE I LOST YOU? 345
XXX. THE DUCHESS HAS HER SAY 356
XXXI. THE END CROWNS ALL 368
A PLUCKY GIRL
CHAPTER I
FORTUNE'S BALL
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