Front matter
Reading edition
Transcriber's note: Unusual and inconsistent spelling is as printed.
"BUT LIFE IS NOT ALWAYS HAPPY," SAID GERALD.
STORIES
BY
AMY LE FEUVRE.
Heather's Mistress. 3s. 6d. On the Edge of a Moor, 3s. 6d. The Carved Cupboard. 2s. 6d. Jill's Red Bag. 2s. A Puzzling Pair. 2s. Dwell Deep; or, Hilda Thorn's Life Story. 2s. Legend Led. 2s. Odd. 2s. A Little Maid. 2s. Bulbs and Blossoms. 1s. 6d. His Little Daughter. 1s. 6d. A Thoughtless Seven. 1s. Probable Sons. 1s. Teddy's Button. 1s. Bunny's Friends. 1s. Eric's Good News. 1s.
London: The Religious Tract Society.
ODD MADE EVEN
BY
AMY LE FEUVRE
Author of "Heather's Mistress," "Odd," "Probable Sons," "Teddy's Button," "On the Edge of a Moor," etc.
With Full-page Illustrations by HAROLD COPPING
THIRD IMPRESSION
London The Religious Tract Society 4 Bouverie Street and 65 St. Paul's Churchyard
TO THE ONE WHO MADE ME WRITE IT. "And your joy no man taketh from you"
PREFACE ———
I FEEL this sequel needs an apology, and to the many little ones who have besought me by letter and voice to "make more about Betty," I offer this apology, for I fear they will be disappointed. The story will be above their heads. But to their elders who have found enjoyment in the child's short history, I venture to send her forth when a little of earth's soil has dusted her feet. And perhaps some of the little ones who first read "Odd," may even now be old enough to follow with interest the older Betty. AMY LE FEUVRE.
CONTENTS
CHAP.
I. A Child of Moods
II. An Old Friend
III. A Strange Encounter
IV. Rose Songs
V. The Red Manor
VI. Altered Circumstances
VII. Old Women
VIII. New Owners
IX. Through a Dark Cloud
X. Home Duties
XI. In Town Again
XII. A Thunderbolt
XIII. Motherless
XIV. A Meeting
XV. Molly's Invitation
XVI. His Home
XVII. Mr. Russell's Picture
XVIII. Terrible News
XIX. For Little Betty's Sake
XX. Changing Corners
XXI. Odd made Even
XXII. "The Little White Wild Rose"
ODD MADE EVEN ————————