  CHAPTER II "A TOUCH CAN MAKE OR A TOUCH CAN MAR" CHAPTER III "A FEELING OF SADNESS AND LONGING" CHAPTER V TWO SIDES OF A QUESTION CHAPTER X "THEY COULD NEVER DECEIVE ME" CHAPTER XII "HAVE YOU NOT BEEN DECEIVED THIS TIME?" CHAPTER XIII ENGLISH AS SHE IS SPELLED CHAPTER XIV "JINGLE BELLS, JINGLE BELLS" CHAPTER XV "PRIDE GOETH BEFORE A FALL" CHAPTER XVII "HAF ANYBODY SEEN MY UMBREL?" CHAPTER XVIII THE LITTLE HINGE CHAPTER XIX "FATAL OR FATED ARE MOMENTS" CHAPTER XX "NOW TREAD WE A MEASURE." CHAPTER XXII "WE'VE GOT 'EM! WE'VE GOT 'EM!" CHAPTER XXIII A CAMERA'S CAPERS. CHAPTER XXV "WHAT ARE YOU DOING UP THIS TIME OF NIGHT?" CHAPTER XXVI "LOVE (AND SCHOOLGIRLS) LAUGH AT LOCKSMITHS" CHAPTER XXVIII "WHEN BUDS AND BLOSSOMS BURST" CHAPTER XXX "O FORTUNATE, O HAPPY DAY" CAPS AND CAPERS CAPS and CAPERS A Story of Boarding-School Life by Gabrielle E. Jackson Author of “Pretty Polly Perkins,” “Denise and Ned Toodles,” “By Love’s Sweet Rule,” “The Colburn Prize,” etc., etc. With illustrations by C. M. Relyea PHILADELPHIA HENRY ALTEMUS COMPANY Copyright, 1901, by Henry Altemus To the dear girls of “Dwight School,” who, by their sweet friendship, have unconsciously helped to make this winter one of the happiest she has ever known, this little story is most affectionately inscribed by the AUTHOR. Contents
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