The Girl's Own Paper, Vol. XX, No. 1024, August 12, 1899Part 4 — HOW WE MANAGED WITHOUT SERVANTS.Reading editionChapter navigation18 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…THE GIRL’S OWN PAPERSHEILA’S COUSIN EFFIE.Chapter XIXTHE PLEASURES OF BEE-KEEPING.PART IV.CHRONICLES OF AN ANGLO-CALIFORNIAN RANCH.Chapter XVARIETIES.FOLDING-UP WORK CASE.HOW WE MANAGED WITHOUT SERVANTS.Chapter IIHOUSEHOLD HINTS.MAN AND THE MOUNTAIN.PART IX.“I NEED SOME MUSIC.”THE HOUSE WITH THE VERANDAH.Chapter XXANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.Previous chapter ←Part 4 — FOLDING-UP WORK CASE.Next chapter →Part 4 — Chapter IIAll chapters and sections (18)Other sectionsTHE GIRL’S OWN PAPERSHEILA’S COUSIN EFFIE.Chapters19Other sectionsTHE PLEASURES OF BEE-KEEPING.Parts4Part 4 · Other sectionsCHRONICLES OF AN ANGLO-CALIFORNIAN RANCH.Part 4 · Chapters10Part 4 · Other sectionsVARIETIES.FOLDING-UP WORK CASE.HOW WE MANAGED WITHOUT SERVANTS.Part 4 · Chapters2Part 4 · Other sectionsHOUSEHOLD HINTS.MAN AND THE MOUNTAIN.Parts9Part 9 · Other sections“I NEED SOME MUSIC.”THE HOUSE WITH THE VERANDAH.Part 9 · Chapters20Part 9 · Other sectionsANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.By Mrs. FRANK W. W. TOPHAM, Author of “The Alibi,” “The Fateful Number,” etc.◇← FOLDING-UP WORK CASE.CHAPTER II. →