Front matter
Reading edition
Patty’s
Summer Days
By CAROLYN WELLS
Author of “Idle Idylls,” “Patty in the City,” etc.
ILLUSTRATED
NEW YORK
DODD, MEAD & COMPANY
1909
Copyright, 1906, By Dodd, Mead & Company
Published, September, 1906
To
ELEANOR SHIPLEY HALSEY
CONTENTS
CHAPTER PAGE
I A Gay Household 1
II Wedding Bells 13
III Atlantic City 27
IV Lessons Again 40
V A New Home 53
VI Busy Days 66
VII A Rescue 79
VIII Commencement Day 92
IX The Play 105
X A Motor Trip 118
XI Dick Phelps 130
XII Old China 143
XIII A Stormy Ride 155
XIV Pine Branches 169
XV Miss Aurora Bender 182
XVI A Quilting Party 195
XVII A Summer Christmas 208
XVIII At Sandy Cove 221
XIX Rosabel 234
XX The Rolands 246
XXI The Crusoes 259
XXII The Bazaar Of All Nations 271
XXIII The End Of The Summer 287
ILLUSTRATIONS
“Patty fairly reveled in Nan’s beautiful trousseau” 8
“‘There, you can see for yourself, there ain’t no chip or crack into it’” 148
“Although a successful snapshot was only achieved after many attempts” 178
“Patty arrayed herself in a flowered silk of Dresden effect” 206
“In a few minutes Patty was feeding Rosabel bread and milk” 238
Patty’s Summer Days