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Janet's college career

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"WHEW! I DIDN'T KNOW FEATHER BEDS WERE SO HEAVY."

Janet's College Career

By

AMY E. BLANCHARD

Author of "Two Maryland Girls," "Thy Friend Dorothy," etc.

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PHILADELPHIA

GEORGE W. JACOBS & CO.

PUBLISHERS

Copyright, 1904, by George W. Jacobs & Company Published September, 1904

Contents —————

CHAPTER

I. PREPARATIONS

II. POOR FRESH

III. FRATERNITY GIRLS

IV. THE INITIATION

V. THE FINALS

VI. IN THE GYM

VII. THE THANKSGIVING BOX

VIII. OFF THE TRACK

IX. CARAMELS AND A CAT

X. THE HERO

XI. PRETTY POLLY PERKINS

XII. A STUDIO TEA

XIII. WHAT POLLY WORE

XIV. DRAMATICS

XV. ONE SUNDAY MORNING

XVI. CRUSHED ILLUSIONS

XVII. SNOWDRIFTS

XVIII. A STOLEN FEAST

XIX. FIELD DAY

XX. PARTINGS

Illustrations —————

"Whew! I didn't know feather beds were so heavy." Frontispiece

"Insane, evidently insane," said the elderly man.

"I should like to keep you, baby kitty."

"That wasn't meant for the public to see," she said.

She caught the ribbons and cut them through.

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