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Girls of Highland Hall Carroll Watson Rankin
CONTENTS CHAPTER I--ON THE WAY CHAPTER II--PREPARATIONS CHAPTER III--LOST CHAPTER IV--FIRST IMPRESSIONS CHAPTER V--NEW ACQUAINTANCES CHAPTER VI--GETTING SETTLED CHAPTER VII--AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE CHAPTER VIII--BRAVE VICTORIA CHAPTER IX--STRANGE DISAPPEARANCES CHAPTER X--MABEL FINDS A FAMILY CHAPTER XI--MABEL STAYS HOME CHAPTER XII--A GROWING GIRL CHAPTER XIII--MANY SMALL MYSTERIES CHAPTER XIV--UNPOPULAR MARJORY CHAPTER XV--A SURPRISING FESTIVAL CHAPTER XVI--MORE MYSTERIOUS HAPPENINGS CHAPTER XVII--HENRIETTA IS WORRIED CHAPTER XVIII--A STRING OF BLUE BEADS CHAPTER XIX--SALLIE'S STORY CHAPTER XX--A JOYFUL SURPRISE CHAPTER XXI--A GIRL LEAVES SCHOOL CHAPTER XXII--A MYSTERY CLEARED CHAPTER XXIII--PIG OR PORK? CHAPTER XXIV--STILL NO NEWS CHAPTER XXV--AN EXCITING FATHER CHAPTER XXVI--HENRIETTA IS MYSTERIOUS CHAPTER XXVII--SALLIE'S PRESENT
[Illustration: A twin baby carriage containing weary infants, propelled by a perspiring young person, was coming in the gate]
The Adopting of Rosa Marie The Castaways of Pete's Patch The Cinder Pond The Girls of Gardenville Dandelion Cottage Girls of Highland Hall
Further Adventures of the Dandelion Cottagers
Author of "Dandelion Cottage," "The Girls of Gardenville," "The Cinder Pond," Etc.
Copyright, 1921 BY HENRY HOLT AND COMPANY
First printing, August, 1921 Second printing, May, 1922 Third printing, September, 1925
To whom I am indebted for much friendly encouragement.
Bettie Tucker Once of Dandelion Cottage, Jean Mapes now of Highland Hall. Marjory Vale Mabel Bennett
Maude Wilder Her Most Incorrigible Pupil.
Gladys de Milligan The Daughter of a Foolish Mother.
Abbie A Sad Example to All Boarding School Orphans.
Sallie Dickinson A Boarding School Orphan.
Elisabeth Wilson The Lofty Seniors. Eleanor Pratt Beatrice Holmes
Various Teachers, Girls and Fathers--Especially Fathers.
A twin baby carriage containing weary infants, propelled by a perspiring young person, was coming in the gate
"My beads!" shrieked Hazel, pouncing on the necklace