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The Motor Maids' School Days

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“You will simply be an outcast in West Haven, and I advise you to think the matter over.”

“You will simply be an outcast in West Haven, and I advise you to think the matter over.”
“You will simply be an outcast in West Haven, and I advise you to think the matter over.”

THE MOTOR MAIDS’

SCHOOL DAYS

BY

KATHERINE STOKES

NEW YORK

HURST & COMPANY

PUBLISHERS

Copyright, 1911,

BY

HURST & COMPANY

CONTENTS

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I.“The Comet”5

II.Friends in Need24

III.The Musicians of Bremen41

IV.Plots and Plans52

V.The First Motor Picnic63

VI.The Box of Troubles81

VII.The Fire95

VIII.Nancy’s Home110

IX.At the Sign of the Blue Tea Pot128

X.Rumors at School136

XI.Seven League Island147

XII.The Storm166

XIII.Wheels Within Wheels179

XIV.The Hallowe’en House Party193

XV.The Ghost Party206

XVI.A Stray Ghost217

XVII.Mrs. Ruggles228

XVIII.Fannie Alta241

XIX.Mary Before Her Judges253

XX.Miss Campbell Wears Black262

XXI.The Missing Link271

XXII.The Refugees280

XXIII.Belle’s Confession291

XXIV.Out of the Mists303

THE MOTOR MAIDS’ SCHOOL DAYS

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