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An Everyday Girl

AN EVERYDAY GIRL

Reading edition

BOOKS BY

AMY E. BLANCHARD

IN THE GIRLS’ BOOKSHELF

A GIRL OF ’76. A Story of the Early Period of the War for Independence. 331 pages.

ELIZABETH, BETSY AND BESS. A Story. 284 pages.

ELIZABETH, BETSY AND BESS—SCHOOLMATES. A Story. 308 pages.

THE CAMP FIRE GIRLS OF BRIGHTWOOD. A Story of How They Kindled Their Fire and Kept It Burning. 309 pages.

FAGOTS AND FLAMES. A Story of Winter Camp Fires. 306 pages.

IN CAMP WITH THE MUSKODAY CAMP FIRE GIRLS. A Story of Summer Camp Fires by Cabin and Lake. 310 pages.

A GIRL SCOUT OF RED ROSE TROOP. A Story for Girl Scouts. 320 pages.

A LITTLE MAID OF PICARDY. Story of a Little Refugee in France. 338 pages.

LUCKY PENNY OF THISTLE TROOP. A Girl Scout Story. 320 pages.

FROM TENDERFOOT TO GOLDEN EAGLET. A Girl Scout Story. 317 pages.

Each illustrated by Colored Frontispiece and with Colored Jacket. Cloth Bound.

Also Books in the AMERICAN GIRL SERIES.

Illustration from An Everyday Girl: A Story

An Everyday Girl

A STORY

By AMY E. BLANCHARD

ILLUSTRATED BY

FRANK T. MERRILL

Illustration from An Everyday Girl: A Story

W. A. WILDE COMPANY

BOSTON CHICAGO

Copyrighted, 1924,

By W. A. Wilde Company

All rights reserved

An Everyday Girl

Made in the U. S. A.

CONTENTS

I. A Family Discussion

II. Ellen Begins to be Useful

III. Violins and Doves

IV. Callers

V. School Days

VI. A Birthday Party

VII. Getting Out of Difficulties

VIII. Once More

IX. Studio Doings

X. Bright Days and Dark Ones

XI. The Violin

XII. A Dull Winter

XIII. A Spring Visitor

XIV. Where the Summer Was Spent

XV. The Haunted House

XVI. The Bridge

XVII. An Unexpected Meeting

XVIII. A Night of Adventure

XIX. An Inheritance

XX. Fiddle and I

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