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The country Christmas

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Frances Margaret Fox

Farmer Brown and the Birds $.50

The Little Giant's Neighbours .50

Mother Nature's Little Ones .50

Betty of Old Mackinaw .50

Brother Billy .50

How Christmas Came to the Mulvaneys .50

The Country Christmas .50

Little Lady Marjorie 1.50

L. C. PAGE & COMPANY New England Building, Boston, Mass.

Illustrated Frontispiece
Illustrated Frontispiece

CHOOSING THE CHRISTMAS TREE. (See page 99)

Illustrated Title Page
Illustrated Title Page

Cosy Corner Series THE COUNTRY CHRISTMAS By Frances Margaret Fox Author of "Farmer Brown and the Birds," "Little Lady Marjorie," "Betty of Old Mackinaw," "How Christmas Came to the Mulvaneys," etc. Illustrated by Etheldred B. Barry Boston L. C. Page & Company 1907

Copyright, 1907 By L. C. Page & Company (INCORPORATED)

All rights reserved First Impression, June, 1907 COLONIAL PRESS Electrotyped and Printed by C. H. Simonds & Co. Boston, U. S. A.

Contents
Contents

CHAPTER PAGE

I. Hope for the Mulvaneys 1

II. Sally Brown's New Idea 11

III. House-hunting 18

IV. Tom Makes a Suggestion 28

V. Something Happened 35

VI. How Stubbins Went to See Mr. Hodgkins 46

VII. Pigs in the Attic 54

VIII. Stubbins and Chinky Learn Their Names 63

IX. Hannah's Pink Dress 69

X. The Home That Was Lost on Christmas Day 77

XI. Mrs. Mulvaney's Air Castle 86

XII. Welcome Hodgkins Chooses the Christmas Tree 93

XIII. On the Trail of Santa Claus 101

XIV. The Home That Was Found on Christmas Day 107

ILLVSTRATIONS
ILLVSTRATIONS

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Choosing the Christmas Tree (See page 99) Frontispiece

"'He put on one of her new dresses'" 7

"Pointing to a dilapidated weather-beaten structure almost hidden from view" 19

"Whereupon he was taken in hand" 42

"Then began a wild ride" 52

"A cleaner if not a better boy" 59

"Joined her family beneath an apple-tree" 73

"Laughing softly as she rocked" 90

"The next day Chinky sharpened his hatchet" 103

"The seven stood in a row" 107

THE COUNTRY CHRISTMAS

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