Frederick Orin Bartlett

CHAPTER I DON RECEIVES A JOLT

CHAPTER II IT BECOMES NECESSARY TO EAT

CHAPTER III THE QUEEN WAS IN THE PARLOR

CHAPTER IV CONCERNING SANDWICHES

CHAPTER V BUSINESS

CHAPTER VI TWO GIRLS

CHAPTER VII ROSES

CHAPTER VIII A MAN OF AFFAIRS

CHAPTER IX IT WILL NEVER DO

CHAPTER X DICTATION

CHAPTER XI STEAK, WITH MUSHROOMS AND ADVICE

CHAPTER XII A SOCIAL WIDOW

CHAPTER XIII DEAR SIR - -

CHAPTER XIV IN REPLY

CHAPTER XV COST

CHAPTER XVI A MEMORANDUM

CHAPTER XVII ON THE WAY HOME

CHAPTER XVIII A DISCOURSE ON SALARIES

CHAPTER XIX A LETTER

CHAPTER XX STARS

CHAPTER XXI IN THE DARK

CHAPTER XXII THE SENSIBLE THING

CHAPTER XXIII LOOKING AHEAD

CHAPTER XXIV VACATIONS

CHAPTER XXV IN THE PARK

CHAPTER XXVI ONE STUYVESANT

CHAPTER XXVII THE STARS AGAIN

CHAPTER XXVIII SEEING

CHAPTER XXIX MOSTLY SALLY

CHAPTER XXX DON EXPLAINS

CHAPTER XXXI SALLY DECIDES

CHAPTER XXXII BARTON APPEARS

CHAPTER XXXIII A BULLY WORLD

CHAPTER XXXIV DON MAKES GOOD

CHAPTER XXXV "HOME, JOHN"

“DON DEAR, YOU’RE LIVING TOO MUCH DOWNTOWN”

THE

WALL STREET GIRL

BY

FREDERICK ORIN BARTLETT

WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY

GEORGE ELLIS WOLFE

NEW YORK

GROSSET & DUNLAP

PUBLISHERS

COPYRIGHT, 1915 AND 19l6, BY EVERY WEEK CORPORATION

COPYRIGHT, 1916, BY FREDERICK ORIN BARTLETT

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

Published September 1916

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THE WALL STREET GIRL