Front matter
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WHEN THE TRAIN STOPPED AT THE PALM BEACH STATION, THERE WAS THE COMET WAITING FOR THEM.—Page 14.
THE MOTOR MAIDS
BY
PALM AND PINE
BY
KATHERINE STOKES
AUTHOR OF “THE MOTOR MAIDS’ SCHOOL DAYS,” ETC.
M. A. DONOHUE & COMPANY
CHICAGO—NEW YORK
Copyright, 1911,
BY
HURST & COMPANY
Made in U. S. A.
CONTENTS
CHAPTERPAGE
I.To the Sunny South5
II.Making New Acquaintances19
III.Timothy’s Drowning37
IV.A Race and What Came of It50
V.The Two Edwards64
VI.The Gray Motor Car79
VII.The Coward94
VIII.Mr. Duffy Gives a Party111
IX.The Bullfrog and the Pollywog128
X.The Song of the Motor138
XI.The Orange Grove150
XII.An Unwished Wish161
XIII.In the Deep Woods173
XIV.The Mocking Bird186
XV.Out of the Wilderness196
XVI.Mrs. L’Estrange208
XVII.A Morning Call220
XVIII.It’s an Ill Wind234
XIX.A Passage at Arms246
XX.The Hand of Destiny258
XXI.Picnicking Under the Pines270
XXII.The Last of the House of Troubles280
XXIII.Explanations291
XXIV.So Endeth the Second Lesson298