Front matter
Reading edition
“Ah there, girls! How are you?”—Page 11.
THE LIBERTY GIRL BY RENA I. HALSEY Author of “Blue Robin, the Girl Pioneer” and “America’s Daughter” ILLUSTRATED BY NANA FRENCH BICKFORD
BOSTON LOTHROP, LEE & SHEPARD CO.
Published, August, 1919 Copyright, 1919 By Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Co.
All rights reserved
THE LIBERTY GIRL Norwood Press BERWICK & SMITH CO. NORWOOD, MASS. U. S. A.
INSCRIBED, WITH DEEP APPRECIATION, TO THE SONS OF LIBERTY,— ALL THOSE SOLDIERS, SEAMEN, AND AIRMEN, WHO HAVE HEROICALLY GIVEN OF THEIR BEST FOR THE BROTHERHOOD OF MAN
CONTENTS
CHAPTERPAGE
I“God Speed You”11
IIGiving Her Best28
IIIThe Liberty Girls46
IVThe Liberty Garden60
VThe Liberty Pageant73
VIThe Strange Letter89
VIIThe Visit to Camp Mills106
VIIISeven Pillars121
IXThe Little Old Lady in the Red House133
XThe Sweet-Pea Ladies147
XIThe Ride Through the Notch164
XIINathalie’s Liberty Boys179
XIII“The Mountains with the Snowy Foreheads”194
XIV“Sons of Liberty”211
XVThe Gallery of the Gods222
XVIButternut Lodge238
XVIIThe Cabin on the Mountain256
XVIIIThe Liberty Cheer275
XIX“The White Comrade”288
XXThe Liberty Tea302
XXIThe Funnies322
XXIIThe Man in the Woods334
XXIIIA Mystery Solved348
XXIVThe Winner of the Prize362
ILLUSTRATIONS
“Ah there, girls! How are you?” (Page 11)Frontispiece
FACING PAGE
“My name is Liberty, My throne is Law”76
“Is that your dog? Oh, I love dogs!”184
The girl found herself gazing into the sun-tanned face of a young man in khaki232
Nathalie bent over in anxious solicitude260
“Oh, it is Philip, my son!”376