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The Trumpeter Swan By TEMPLE BAILEY Author of "The Tin Soldier" "Contrary Mary" "Mistress Anne" "Glory of Youth" Sonus ex nubibus te revocabit a mundo A sound from the clouds shall call thee from this earth Illustrated by ALICE BARBER STEPHENS THE PENN PUBLISHING COMPANY PHILADELPHIA 1920 COPYRIGHT 1920 BY THE PENN PUBLISHING COMPANY
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I. A Major and Two Minors7
II. Stuffed Birds33
III. A Wolf in the Forest61
IV. Rain and Randy's Soul88
V. Little Sister108
VI. Georgie-Porgie127
VII. Mademoiselle Midas147
VIII. Ancestors161
IX. "T. Branch"181
X. A Gentleman's Lie214
XI. Wanted—a Pedestal245
XII. Indian—Indian263
XIII. The Whistling Sally289
XIV. The Dancer on the Moor313
XV. The Trumpeter Swan333
XVI. The Conqueror361
ILLUSTRATIONSPAGE
"When I am Married Will You Sound Your Trumpet High Up Near the Moon?"Frontispiece
"It's So Heavenly to Have You Home"9
Becky Drew A Sharp Breath—Then Faced Dalton Squarely—"I Am Going to Marry Randy"143
"Oh, Oh," She Whispered, "You Don't Know How I Have Wanted You"257