Youth, Vol. I, No. 6, August 1902A DAUGHTER OF THE FORESTReading editionChapter navigation25 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…YOUTHYOUTHYOUTHA BATTLE WITH A WINDMILLWITH WASHINGTON AT VALLEY FORGEChapter XIV · The Occupation of PhiladelphiaChapter XV · HADLEY IS CAST OFF BY UNCLE EPHRAIMMary Lane’s Higher EducationCHEERFULNESSLITTLE POLLY PRENTISSChapter XV · ARCTURA’S STORYChapter XVI · POLLY’S LETTERA Novel WeaponHOW PLANTS LIVEA DAUGHTER OF THE FORESTChapter XVI · Science and SuperstitionChapter XVII · DIVERGING ROADSWood-Folk TalkTHE OLDEST COLLEGESBOB WHITEWITH THE EDITOREVENT AND COMMENTOUT OF DOORSTHE OLD TRUNKIN-DOORSPrevious chapter ←HOW PLANTS LIVENext chapter →Chapter XVI · Science and SuperstitionAll chapters and sections (25)Other sectionsYOUTHYOUTHYOUTHA BATTLE WITH A WINDMILLWITH WASHINGTON AT VALLEY FORGEChapters1415Other sectionsMary Lane’s Higher EducationCHEERFULNESSLITTLE POLLY PRENTISSChapters1516Other sectionsA Novel WeaponHOW PLANTS LIVEA DAUGHTER OF THE FORESTChapters1617Other sectionsWood-Folk TalkTHE OLDEST COLLEGESBOB WHITEWITH THE EDITOREVENT AND COMMENTOUT OF DOORSTHE OLD TRUNKIN-DOORSBy Evelyn Raymond◇← HOW PLANTS LIVECHAPTER XVI Science and Superstition →