BOSTON
L. C. PAGE & COMPANY
PUBLISHERS
Copyright, 1913 All rights reserved
CONTENTS
CHAPTER PAGE I. Aunt Sophronia [1] II. Plans for Texas [12] III. The Coming of Genevieve [28] IV. On the Way [44] V. The Boys Prepare a Welcome [61] VI. Cordelia Sees a Cowboy [72] VII. The Ranch House [86] VIII. The Mistress of the Six Star Ranch [99] IX. Reddy and the Broncho [110] X. Cordelia Goes To Church [121] XI. Quentina [137] XII. The Opening of a Barrel [157] XIII. The Prairie—and Moonlight [171] XIV. A Man and a Mystery [185] XV. The Alamo [201] XVI. Tilly Crosses Bridges [215] XVII. "Bertha's Accident" [225] XVIII. The Golden Hours [235] XIX. Hermit Joe [248] XX. The New Boy [260] XXI. Genevieve Learns Something Not In Books [278] XXII. A Texas "Missionary" [296] XXIII. Genevieve Goes to Boston [307] XXIV. A Brown Dress for Elsie [324] XXV. "When Sunbridge Went to Texas" [339] XXVI. A Good-by Party [349]
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS PAGE "Reddy was right there every time" ([See page 113 ] ) [Frontispiece ] "A tall, slender girl . . . appeared at a car door" [30] "'Follow me—quick!' he ordered" [181] "'There, now—look!' she added" [207] "'How do you do, Mr. Oliver Holmes,' she began" [265] "It would be something of a walk, the woman said, as she gave directions" [320]
