Blythe Halliday's Voyage Artful Madge The Ideas of Polly Nannie's Theatre Party Olivia's Sun-Dial Bagging a Grandfather
Title: A Bookful of Girls Author: Anna Fuller Language: English Character set encoding: ISO-8859-1
By Anna Fuller
A Literary Courtship
A Venetian June
Peak and Prairie
Pratt Portraits
Later Pratt Portraits
One of the Pilgrims
Katherine Day
A Bookful of Girls
The Thunderhead Lady
By Anna Fuller and Brian Read
“Suddenly a new sound reached her ear.”
A Bookful of Girls By Anna Fuller Author of “Pratt Portraits,” “Katherine Day,” etc. emblem Illustrated emblem G. P. Putnam’s Sons New York and London The Knickerbocker Press
Copyright, 1905
BY
ANNA FULLER
The Knickerbocker Press, New York
TO
S. E. R.
THE YOUNGEST OF ALL MY FRIENDS
CONTENTS | | PAGE | | Blythe Halliday’s Voyage | 1 | | Artful Madge | 63 | | The Ideas of Polly | 129 | | Nannie’s Theatre Party | 194 | | Olivia’s Sun-Dial | 216 | | Bagging a Grandfather | 238 |
ILLUSTRATIONS | PAGE | | “Suddenly a new sound reached her ear.” | Frontispiece | | “Eleanor’s eyes had wandered to the high, broad north window.” | 80 | | “Mufty hastily established himself across her shoulder.” | 142 | | “All the perfumes of Arabia will not sweeten this little hand.” | 201 | | “Please ma’am, will ye gimme a bowkay?” | 227 | | “‘Good afternoon, Grandfather,’ was the apparition’s cheerful greeting.” | 255 |
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