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Daughters of the Dominion

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Daughters of the Dominion

Illustration from Daughters of the Dominion: A Story of the Canadian Frontier

NELL NURSES THE STRANGER

Daughters of the

Dominion

A Story of the Canadian Frontier

BY

BESSIE MARCHANT

AUTHOR OF “SISTERS OF SILVER CREEK,” “A HEROINE OF THE SEA,”

“HOPE’S TRYST” ETC.

ILLUSTRATED BY WILLIAM RAINEY, R.I.

TORONTO

THE MUSSON BOOK COMPANY

LIMITED

Canada is a great mother; there is room in her heart

not merely for her own children, but for the needy of

every nation. They may all come to her and find a home,

if only they will work to earn it.

CONTENTS

I. The Lone House at Blue Bird Ridge

II. Nell’s Dilemma

III. The Old Coat

IV. What the New Day brought

V. Summoned Home

VI. A Strange Welcome

VII. A New Vocation

VIII. Moved on

IX. A Friend in Need

X. To Fill the Breach

XI. The Recognition of Mrs. Nichols

XII. Nell Learns her Family History

XIII. On the List

XIV. Promoted

XV. The New Resident

XVI. Camp’s Gulch

XVII. One-sided Confidences

XVIII. The Dead Chinaman

XIX. To the Rescue

XX. Fairly Caught

XXI. A Patient for Mrs. Nichols

XXII. The Fate of the Prisoner

XXIII. Honouring the Heroine

XXIV. A Sister by Adoption

XXV. The Humours of Trading

XXVI. A Woman of Business

XXVII. An Early Customer

XXVIII. Doss Umpey’s Excuses

XXIX. The Arrival

XXX. An Adventure

XXXI. Dividing the Family

ILLUSTRATIONS

Nell nurses the Stranger

“Come right in, will you, please, miss?”

“Nell found that she was by far the more expert on snow-shoes”

“For me? But I don’t expect any parcel!”

The rescue-party discover Nell on the Railway Track

“I heard a little about a friend of yours away down in the city,” he said.

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