TO
"The Little Captain" and his sisters
WHOSE PROUDEST HERITAGE IS THAT
THEY BEAR THE NAME OF A
NATION'S HERO.
CONTENTS.
| CHAPTER | PAGE | |
| I. | The Magic Kettle | [11] |
| II. | The End of the Summer | [17] |
| III. | Back to the Cuckoo's Nest | [31] |
| IV. | To Barley-bright | [46] |
| V. | A Time for Patience | [60] |
| VI. | Molly's Story | [74] |
| VII. | A Feast of Sails | [91] |
| VIII. | Eugenia Joins the Search | [105] |
| IX. | Left Behind | [116] |
| X. | Home-lessons and Jack-o'-lanterns | [129] |
| XI. | A Hallowe'en Party | [146] |
| XII. | The Home of a Hero | [164] |
| XIII. | The Day after Thanksgiving | [180] |
| XIV. | Lloyd Makes a Discovery | [200] |
| XV. | A Happy Christmas | [216] |
| XVI. | A Peep into the Future | [231] |
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
| PAGE | |
| "Aunt Cindy darted an angry look at her sworn enemy" (see [page 25]) | [Frontispiece] |
| "To their excited fancy she seemed a real witch" | [57] |
| "The picture passed around the circle" | [103] |
| "The plan worked like a charm" | [130] |
| "She began the old rhyme" | [159] |
| The Butterfly Carnival | [183] |
| "'Oh, what is your name?'" | [208] |
| "The little hand held hers" | [226] |