The Children of Wilton ChaseMARJORYReading editionChapter navigation27 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterMRS. L. T. MEADEMARJORYChapter I · MARJORIE'S WAY.Chapter II · SHARK.Chapter III · ERMENGARDE'S SIN.Chapter IV · THE DAY OF THE PICNIC.Chapter V · LOCKED IN THE CUPBOARD.Chapter VI · A STOLEN TREASURE.Chapter VII · A GOOD, BOYISH SORT OF GIRL.Chapter VIII · FATHER'S BIRTHDAY.Chapter IX · FIVE O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING.Chapter X · THE REIGN OF CHAOS.Chapter XI · AFTER THE FUN.Chapter XII · AFTER THE BIRTHDAY.Chapter XIII · BASIL'S OPINION.Chapter XIV · I SERVE.Chapter XV · LILIAS.Chapter XVI · THE BEAUTIFUL DRESS.Chapter XVII · THE MORE BEAUTIFUL FACE.Chapter XVIII · IN THE TOILS.Chapter XIX · SOME PEOPLE WHO DID NOT FLATTER.Chapter XX · WHAT DID BASIL MEAN?Chapter XXI · SUSY'S FEVERISH DESIRE.Chapter XXII · QUITE IN A NEW CHARACTER.Chapter XXIII · BLESSED AND HAPPY.Grosset & Dunlap's Popular Series of Standard BooksPrevious chapter ←MRS. L. T. MEADENext chapter →Chapter I · MARJORIE'S WAY.All chapters and sections (27)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsMRS. L. T. MEADEMARJORYChapters1234567891011121314151617181920212223Other sectionsGrosset & Dunlap's Popular Series of Standard BooksA CHILD WHO, POSSESSING THE SPIRIT OF LOVE AND SERVICE, HAS INSPIRED THE IDEA OF THAT OTHER MARJORY WHO APPEARS IN THESE PAGES.August, 1891.◇← MRS. L. T. MEADECHAPTER I. MARJORIE'S WAY. →