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Cathalina carefully turned the boat and started shoreward. Lilian, who had her guitar, strummed a few chords.
CATHALINA AT GREYCLIFF
By HARRIET PYNE GROVE
Author of
“The Girls of Greycliff,” “The Greycliff Girls in Camp,”
“Greycliff Heroines,” “Greycliff Wings.”
A. L. BURT COMPANY
Publishers New York
THE
GREYCLIFF GIRLS SERIES
A Series of Stories for Girls
By HARRIET PYNE GROVE
CATHALINA AT GREYCLIFF
THE GIRLS OF GREYCLIFF
THE GREYCLIFF GIRLS IN CAMP
GREYCLIFF HEROINES
GREYCLIFF WINGS
Copyright, 1923
By A. L. BURT COMPANY
CATHALINA AT GREYCLIFF
Made in “U. S. A.”
FOREWORD
In these chapters the author has used her own family names, to which she fancies she has a right. There are, however, some changes; it was, for instance, a Katherine Knickerbocker who married a Van Buskirk. The “Aunt Katherine” of the story is really the author’s grandmother, Harriet Cathalina Van Buskirk, a granddaughter of the original Martin Van Buskirk. She taught in the Emma Willard school at Troy, New York, and married William Lee, nephew of Madam Willard and son of her oldest sister, Mary Hart.
To present a happy, normal school life and real girls in the midst of life’s most delightful opportunities is the object of this series.
CATHALINA AT GREYCLIFF