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The type-writer girl

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THE

TYPE-WRITER GIRL

BY

OLIVE PRATT RAYNER

LONDON

C. ARTHUR PEARSON LIMITED

HENRIETTA STREET W.C.

1897

TO

THEODORE RAYNER

AND

OLIVER WENDELL PRATT,

A WIFE’S HOMAGE,

A SISTER’S LOVE.

CONTENTS

CHAP.PAGE

I.—Introduces a Latter-day Heroine9

II.—The Struggle for Life18

III.—Environment Wins29

IV.—The Choice of a Patron41

V.—Vive l’Anarchie!47

VI.—The Inner Brotherhood60

VII.—A Mutinous Mutineer68

VIII.—Called “Of Accidents”83

IX.—I play Carmen95

X.—Sic me servavit Apollo!104

XI.—A Sail on the Horizon114

XII.—A Cavalier makes Advances131

XIII.—Concerning Romeo137

XIV.—“Now Barabbas was a Publisher”145

XV.—Fresh Light on Romeo155

XVI.—I try Literature165

XVII.—A Drawn Battle176

XVIII.—An Autumn Holiday194

XIX.—“O Romeo, Romeo!”203

XX.—“Wherefore art thou Romeo?”223

XXI.—Envoy Plenipotentiary242

XXII.—I Cling to the Rigging253

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