| BY THE SAME AUTHOR | PATTY FAIRFIELD
PATTY AT HOME
PATTY IN THE CITY
PATTY’S SUMMER DAYS
PATTY IN PARIS
PATTY’S FRIENDS |
“Patty was a comfort-loving creature” (p. 33)
Patty’s Friends BY CAROLYN WELLS Author of “Patty Fairfield,” “Patty in Paris,” etc. NEW YORK DODD, MEAD AND COMPANY 1908
Copyright, 1908 By Dodd, Mead and Company Published, September, 1908
| CHAPTER | | PAGE | | I | An Afternoon Tea | 9 | | II | Riddles and Games | 23 | | III | The White Lady | 36 | | IV | A Floral Offering | 51 | | V | Miss Yankee Doodle | 65 | | VI | Herenden Hall | 79 | | VII | For One Night Only | 93 | | VIII | The Earl of Ruthven | 107 | | IX | An Important Document | 121 | | X | A Momentous Interview | 134 | | XI | The Birthday Party | 149 | | XII | Summer Plans | 162 | | XIII | Cromarty Manor | 175 | | XIV | Uncle Marmaduke | 190 | | XV | Puzzling Rhymes | 204 | | XVI | The Croquet Party | 218 | | XVII | The Griffin and the Rose | 231 | | XVIII | The Old Chimney-Piece | 245 | | XIX | The Discovery | 258 | | XX | Good-Byes | 272 |
| “Patty was a comfort-loving creature” | Frontispiece | | “Marie pinned it and sewed it” | 95 | | “‘How much pleasanter this is than squabbling’” | 146 | “Often she would spend a morning lying in a hammock
beneath the old trees” | 177 |
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