BETTY WALES, JUNIOR
Reading edition
A STORY FOR GIRLS
BY MARGARET WARDE
Author of
“Betty Wales, Freshman,” “Betty Wales, Sophomore,” etc.
Illustrated by EVA M. NAGEL
The Penn Publishing Company PHILADELPHIA MCMVI
Copyright 1906 by The Penn Publishing Company
Betty Wales, Junior
“TOSS IT OVER, PLEASE,” SAID MADELINE
Contents
CHAP. PAGE
Introduction 7
I The Fun of Junior Year 9
II The Club of Merry Hearts 24
III The Beginning of Georgia Ames 39
IV Georgia Widens Her Sphere 52
V Georgia Becomes a “Merry Heart” 72
VI A Touch of Style and Some Other Touches 87
VII “The Merry Hearts” Find Work to do 101
VIII Dr. Eaton Finds Himself Mistaken 124
IX Dr. Eaton Grows Majestic 145
X The Undoing of Georgia 161
XI A New Excitement 178
XII “The Merry Hearts” Conspire 195
XIII “The Merry Hearts” Abroad 211
XIV Easter in Nassau 235
XV A Rôle for the Hero 257
XVI Back to Work 276
XVII Helen’s Day—and Eleanor’s 293
XVIII A Dress Reform and a Nassau Reunion 308
XIX The Return of Georgia and Some Other Matters 330
Illustrations
PAGE
“Toss It Over, Please,” Said Madeline Frontispiece
“Georgia Ames Doesn’t Cut,” Said Madeline 58
It Certainly Was Not English 115
The Girls Worked Valiantly 208
He Was The First One To See Her 217
At The Door Of Helen’s Room She Hesitated 303
The Nassau Party Met by Mary’s Hammock 319
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