Patty's Friends

by Carolyn Wells

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PATTY’S FRIENDS

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BY THE SAME AUTHOR

PATTY FAIRFIELD PATTY AT HOME PATTY IN THE CITY PATTY’S SUMMER DAYS PATTY IN PARIS PATTY’S FRIENDS

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“Patty was a comfort-loving creature” (p. 33)

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Patty’s Friends

BY

CAROLYN WELLS

Author of “Patty Fairfield,” “Patty

in Paris,” etc.

NEW YORK

DODD, MEAD AND COMPANY

1908

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Copyright, 1908

By Dodd, Mead and Company

Published, September, 1908

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CONTENTS

CHAPTER		PAGE
I	An Afternoon Tea	[9]
II	Riddles and Games	[23]
III	The White Lady	[36]
IV	A Floral Offering	[51]
V	Miss Yankee Doodle	[65]
VI	Herenden Hall	[79]
VII	For One Night Only	[93]
VIII	The Earl of Ruthven	[107]
IX	An Important Document	[121]
X	A Momentous Interview	[134]
XI	The Birthday Party	[149]
XII	Summer Plans	[162]
XIII	Cromarty Manor	[175]
XIV	Uncle Marmaduke	[190]
XV	Puzzling Rhymes	[204]
XVI	The Croquet Party	[218]
XVII	The Griffin and the Rose	[231]
XVIII	The Old Chimney-Piece	[245]
XIX	The Discovery	[258]
XX	Good-Byes	[272]

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ILLUSTRATIONS

“Patty was a comfort-loving creature”	[Frontispiece]
“Marie pinned it and sewed it”	[95]
“‘How much pleasanter this is than squabbling’”	[146]
“Often she would spend a morning lying in a hammock beneath the old trees”	[177]

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Patty’s Friends