Four Years in the Underbrush: Adventures as a Working Woman in New York

by Anonymous

THE SCRIBNER PRESS

NEW YORK, U. S. A.

To

SISTER WEE WEE

Tampa, Florida

March 8th, 1921

CONTENTS

CHAPTER		PAGE
I.	For Polly Preston’s Sake	[3]
II.	My First Steps in the Underbrush	[11]
III.	Slimy Things that Walk on Legs	[24]
IV.	Against a Rush of the Herd	[37]
V.	Human Cooties	[51]
VI.	Good Hunting-Ground	[77]
VII.	Females of the Species	[86]
VIII.	St. Rose’s Home for Girls	[101]
IX.	Rodman Hall: Children’s Home	[114]
X.	Trusted with Billions, Paid in Mills	[129]
XI.	I Am Sick in the Underbrush	[143]
XII.	Jackals Fight to Keep from Fighting	[157]
XIII.	“More Deadly than the Male”	[174]
XIV.	Stamping-Ground of the Monkey-People	[185]
XV.	The Heart of the Jungle	[201]
XVI.	Burrowing In	[207]
XVII.	The Scourge	[225]
XVIII.	Jist Dogs!	[235]
XIX.	Faith of Jungle-Mothers	[246]
XX.	A Pest House?	[256]
XXI.	Forcing the Goose to Lay More Dollars	[265]
XXII.	Wolves as Social Leaders	[275]
XXIII.	Leaders of the Herd	[288]
XXIV.	The Gall of the Yoke	[300]
XXV.	The End of the Trail	[311]

FOUR YEARS IN THE UNDERBRUSH

FOUR YEARS IN THE UNDERBRUSH