THE CREATURE SPRANG TO ITS FEET


A Little Maid of

Province Town

BY

Alice Turner Curtis

AUTHOR OF

A Little Maid of Massachusetts Colony A Little Maid of Narragansett Bay A Little Maid of Bunker Hill A Little Maid of Ticonderoga A Little Maid of Old Connecticut A Little Maid of Old Philadelphia

Illustrated by Wuanita Smith

THE PENN PUBLISHING

COMPANY PHILADELPHIA


COPYRIGHT

1913 BY

THE PENN

PUBLISHING

COMPANY


Contents

CHAPTERPAGE
I.Anne Nelson [1]
II.Anne Wins a Friend [14]
III.Anne’s Secret [27]
IV.Anne and the Wolf [39]
V.Scarlet Stockings [51]
VI.Captured by Indians [62]
VII.Out to Sea [73]
VIII.On the Island [86]
IX.The Castaways [97]
X.Safe at Home [107]
XI.Captain Enos’s Secrets [119]
XII.An Unexpected Journey [129]
XIII.Anne Finds Her Father [143]
XIV.A Candy Party [157]
XV.A Spring Picnic [177]
XVI.The May Party [186]
XVII.The Sloop, “Peggy” [195]

Illustrations

PAGE
The Creature Sprang to Its Feet[1]
A Blanket Fell Over Her Head[65]
She Worked Steadily[112]
“This Is From Boston”[163]
The Boat Began to Tip[196]

A Little Maid of Province Town