The Girl's Own Paper, vol. VIII., no. 377, March 19, 1887MERLE’S CRUSADE.Reading editionChapter navigation15 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…THE GIRL’S OWN PAPERTHE BLIND GIRL AND THE SPRING.MERLE’S CRUSADE.Chapter XXIIEASTER TIDE.NOTES FOR APRIL.THE ROMANCE OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND. OR, THE OLD LADY OF THREADNEEDLE STREET.Chapter VIOUR TOUR IN NORTH ITALY.UNCLE JASPER.Chapter III“SHE COULDN’T BOIL A POTATO;” OR, THE IGNORANT HOUSEKEEPER, AND HOW SHE ACQUIRED KNOWLEDGE.VARIETIES.DR. ZIMMERMAN’S DAUGHTER.ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.Previous chapter ←THE BLIND GIRL AND THE SPRING.Next chapter →Chapter XXIIAll chapters and sections (15)Other sectionsTHE GIRL’S OWN PAPERTHE BLIND GIRL AND THE SPRING.MERLE’S CRUSADE.Chapters22Other sectionsEASTER TIDE.NOTES FOR APRIL.THE ROMANCE OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND. OR, THE OLD LADY OF THREADNEEDLE STREET.Chapters6Other sectionsOUR TOUR IN NORTH ITALY.UNCLE JASPER.Chapters3Other sections“SHE COULDN’T BOIL A POTATO;” OR, THE IGNORANT HOUSEKEEPER, AND HOW SHE ACQUIRED KNOWLEDGE.VARIETIES.DR. ZIMMERMAN’S DAUGHTER.ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.By ROSA NOUCHETTE CAREY, Author of “Aunt Diana,” “For Lilias,” etc.◇← THE BLIND GIRL AND THE SPRING.CHAPTER XXII. →