DONALD AND DOROTHY
DOROTHY AT SIXTEEN.
DONALD AND DOROTHY
BY
MARY MAPES DODGE
AUTHOR OF "HANS BRINKER; OR, THE SILVER SKATES"
WITH ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATIONS
NEW YORK
THE CENTURY CO.
1906
Copyright, 1883,
By Mary Mapes Dodge.
All rights reserved.
The De Vinne Press.
CONTENTS.
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In Which None Of The Characters Appear
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1 |
CHAPTER II. |
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Fourteen Years afterwards
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3 |
CHAPTER III. |
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Which partly explains itself
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7 |
CHAPTER IV. |
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The Drive
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23 |
CHAPTER V. |
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Supper-Time
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29 |
CHAPTER VI. |
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A Family Conference
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31 |
CHAPTER VII. |
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The Danbys
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47 |
CHAPTER VIII. |
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Too Much of a Good Thing
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62 |
CHAPTER IX. |
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In which some well-meaning Grown Folk appear
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71 |
CHAPTER X. |
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Which presents a Faithful Report of the Interview between Mr. Reed and his Mysterious Visitor
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80 |
CHAPTER XI. |
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Jack
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93 |
CHAPTER XII. |
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A Day in New York
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98 |
CHAPTER XIII. |
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Donald and Dorothy entertain Fandy
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106 |
CHAPTER XIV. |
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In which Uncle George proposes Something Delightful
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119 |
CHAPTER XV. |
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The House-Picnic
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124 |
CHAPTER XVI. |
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A Discovery in the Garret
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155 |
CHAPTER XVII. |
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Dorry asks a Question
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166 |
CHAPTER XVIII. |
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The Gymnasium
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176 |
CHAPTER XIX. |
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The "G. B. C."
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