And with the hilarious laughter that welcomed this speech from Swiftwing, the hummingbird, let us bid farewell to our four Corner House girls.
Four girls from eight to fourteen years of age receive word that a rich bachelor uncle has died, leaving them the old Corner House he occupied. They move into it and then the fun begins. What they find and do will provoke many a hearty laugh. Later, they enter school and make many friends. One of these invites the girls to spend a few weeks at a bungalow owned by her parents and the adventures they meet with make very interesting reading. Clean, wholesome stories of humor and adventure, sure to appeal to all young girls.
1 THE CORNER HOUSE GIRLS. 2 THE CORNER HOUSE GIRLS AT SCHOOL. 3 THE CORNER HOUSE GIRLS UNDER CANVAS. 4 THE CORNER HOUSE GIRLS IN A PLAY. 5 THE CORNER HOUSE GIRLS' ODD FIND. 6 THE CORNER HOUSE GIRLS ON A TOUR. 7 THE CORNER HOUSE GIRLS GROWING UP.
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