Helen Hunt Jackson
With Illustrations in Color by
Harriet Roosevelt Richards
Boston
Little, Brown, and Company
1926
Copyright, 1878,
By Roberts Brothers
Copyright, 1906, 1920,
By William S. Jackson.
Copyright, 1910,
By Little, Brown, and Company.
CONTENTS
| CHAPTER | PAGE | |
| I | Christmas-Day in Nelly's New England Home | [1] |
| II | A Talk about Leaving Mayfield | [18] |
| III | Off for Colorado | [48] |
| IV | A Night in a Sleeping-Car | [71] |
| V | First Glimpses of Colorado and a New Home | [96] |
| VI | Life at Garland's | [125] |
| VII | A Hunt for a Silver Mine | [141] |
| VIII | The Marches Leave Garland's | [156] |
| IX | Wet Mountain Valley | [187] |
| X | Rob and Nelly Go into Business | [208] |
| XI | How to find a Silver Mine | [227] |
| XII | Nelly's Silver Mine | [250] |
| XIII | "The Good Luck" | [270] |
| XIV | An Old Acquaintance | [292] |
| XV | Changes in Prospect | [311] |
| XVI | "Goot-By and Goot Luck" | [323] |
ILLUSTRATIONS
| All that morning Rob fished and Nelly stuck grasshoppers on | |
| the hook for him | Frontispiece |
| FACING PAGE | |
| Nelly sat on one side, with all the dolls ranged in a row | |
| against the wall | [20] |
| He would ring out such a "jodel" that the people would stop | |
| and look up amazed | [132] |
| There she saw the very place she recollected so well | [256] |