CONTENTS
| CHAPTER | PAGE | |
| I. | On the Road to Oak Knowe | [9] |
| II. | Unfortunate Beginnings | [24] |
| III. | Peers and Commons | [39] |
| IV. | The Gilpins Have a Party | [55] |
| V. | The Fright of Millikins-Pillikins | [69] |
| VI. | At the Fall of the Maiden’s Bath | [85] |
| VII. | All Hallow Eve Festivities | [102] |
| VIII. | Peer and Commoner | [117] |
| IX. | The Night that Followed | [133] |
| X. | Open Confession is Good for the Soul | [148] |
| XI. | What Came with the Snow and Ice | [164] |
| XII. | John Gilpin Joins the Sport | [182] |
| XIII. | A Bad Day for John Gilpin | [193] |
| XIV. | Explanations are in Order | [206] |
| XV. | Mrs. Jarley Entertains | [221] |
| XVI. | A Perplexing Problem of Life | [232] |
| XVI. | Commencement; and Conclusion | [249] |
DOROTHY AT OAK KNOWE
CHAPTER I
ON THE ROAD TO OAK KNOWE
“This way for the Queen!”
“Here you are for the Duke of Connaught! Right this way!”