Round the Corner in Gay StreetRichmond, Grace S. (Grace Smith)
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Round the Corner in Gay Street
Richmond, Grace S. (Grace Smith)
Families -- Juvenile fiction
Produced by Al Haines.
[Illustration: Cover]
[Illustration: "’HERE YOU ARE--YOU DON’T HALF LET ME HELP YOU’"]
_ROUND THE CORNER
IN GAY STREET_
_By_ GRACE S. RICHMOND
AUTHOR OF
"With Juliet in England,"
"The Indifference of Juliet," etc.
ILLUSTRATED BY
MAUD THURSTON AND CHARLES M. RELYEA
_A. L. BURT COMPANY_
_Publishers -- New York_
COPYRIGHT, 1907, 1908, BY
PERRY MASON COMPANY
COPYRIGHT, 1908, BY
DOUBLEDAY, PAGE & COMPANY
PUBLISHED, AUGUST, 1908
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, INCLUDING THAT OF TRANSLATION
INTO FOREIGN LANGUAGES, INCLUDING THE SCANDINAVIAN
PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES
AT
THE COUNTRY LIFE PRESS, GARDEN CITY, N.Y.
TO
MARJORIE, GUERNSEY AND JEAN
CONTENTS
BOOK I. GAY STREET
CHAPTER
I. An Introduction by Telephone
II. Gay Street Settles Down
III. Peter Sees a Light
IV. Forrest Plays a Trick
V. Without Gloves
VI. Weeds and Flowers
VII. Jane Puts a Question
VIII. Murray Gives an Answer
IX. Snap Shots
X. Hide and Seek
XI. In the Garden
BOOK II. WORTHINGTON SQUARE
I. Jane Wears Pearls
II. Shirley Has Grown Up
III. Luncheon for Twelve
IV. Pot-hooks
V. Black Care
VI. A Breakdown
VII. Christmas Greens
VIII. Peter Reads Rhymes
IX. A Red Glare
X. Peter Prefers the Porch
BOOK I. GAY STREET
CHAPTER I
AN INTRODUCTION BY TELEPHONE
The hour for breakfast at the home of Mr. Harrison Townsend, in
Worthington Square, was supposed to be eight o’clock. In point of fact,
however, breakfast was usually served from that hour on, until the last
laggard had appeared.
The head of the house himself was always promptly on hand at eight. On
the morning of April second he had, as usual, nearly finished his
breakfast before the door opened to admit a second member of the family.
Mr. Townsend raised his eyes as a tall and slender figure limped slowly
across the floor.
"Morning, Murray!" he said, and dropped his eyes again to his paper.
"Good morning, sir!" responded his son, and glanced indifferently over
the table as he sat down. "Bring me grapefruit and a cup of coffee," he
said to the maid. "No, nothing else. Be sure the grapefruit is fixed
as I like it."
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