THE WAY TO BE HAPPY.
Reading edition
BY MRS. MADELINE LESLIE.
BOSTON: WOOLWORTH, AINSWORTH & COMPANY.
NEW YORK: A. S. BARNES & COMPANY.
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1868, by A. R. BAKER, In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of Massachusetts.
Mr. Curtis tying Duke. Vol. I., p. 93.
BERTIE; OR, THE WOODLAWN SERIES.
BY MRS. MADELINE LESLIE.
16mo. 6 vols., Illustrated.
I. Bertie's Home.
II. Bertie and the Carpenters.
III. Bertie and the Masons.
IV. Bertie and the Plumbers.
V. Bertie and the Painters.
VI. Bertie and the Gardeners.
TO
HARRY, NELLIE, AND WILLIE SAMPSON;
ALSO,
To the Memory of their Deceased Brothers and Sister,
BERTIE, FRANKEY AND EMMA,
THESE LITTLE BOOKS ARE AFFECTIONATELY INSCRIBED.
If the perusal prompt them and other readers to imitate the virtues of our hero in his efforts to be good, and to do good, the wishes of the author will be realized.
CONTENTS
CHAPTER I.
The Ride, 11
CHAPTER II.
The Purchase, 23
CHAPTER III.
Woodlawn, 32
CHAPTER IV.
The Plan, 44
CHAPTER V.
The Donkey, 54
CHAPTER VI.
Dragging Stones, 64
CHAPTER VII.
The Boy Teacher, 77
CHAPTER VIII.
The Underpinning, 88
CHAPTER IX.
The Cellar, 99
CHAPTER X.
Bertie and Winnie, 110
CHAPTER XI.
The Kind Boy, 124
CHAPTER XII.
The Cross Workman, 135
CHAPTER XIII.
The New Avenue, 148