The testing of Janice Day - Helen Beecher Long

NEW YORK
SULLY AND KLEINTEICH

CHAPTER	PAGE
I.	What Daddy Had Written	[ 1]
II.	A Vista of New Possibilities	[ 10]
III.	Something New	[ 20]
IV.	A Very Civil Engineer	[ 29]
V.	“The World’s Run Mad”	[ 38]
VI.	A Rift In Her Happiness	[ 48]
VII.	The Desire of Aunt Mira’s Heart	[ 58]
VIII.	The City Girl	[ 67]
IX.	Annette Bowman	[ 79]
X.	Polktown’s New Awakening	[ 88]
XI.	The Breach Widens	[ 97]
XII.	“Them Trimminses”	[ 106]
XIII.	The Lawn Party	[ 117]
XIV.	One Saturday Afternoon	[ 126]
XV.	A Grist of Small Happenings	[ 136]
XVI.	Little Lottie’s Home-Coming	[ 148]
XVII.	An Errand of Mercy	[ 158]
XVIII.	The Elder’s Indignation	[ 166]
XIX.	The First Snow of the Season	[ 178]
XX.	The Barn Dance	[ 191]
XXI.	After the Dance	[ 201]
XXII.	Dark Days	[ 207]
XXIII.	A Quick Convalescence	[ 221]
XXIV.	Financial Troubles	[ 226]
XXV.	The Elder’s Awakening	[ 233]
XXVI.	“A Run for His Money”	[ 240]
XXVII.	The Echo Again	[ 250]
XXVIII.	What Might Have Been Known Before	[ 271]
XXIX.	Looking for Janice	[ 283]
XXX.	“Jingle Bells!”	[ 294]

ILLUSTRATIONS

“Did you come to look for me, too?”(See page [293].)	[Frontispiece]
FACING PAGE
Janice leaped out of her car and ran toward thefrightened horse. (See page [79].)	[ 80]
The old Elder, towering like a figure of wrath,scowled at Janice	[ 172]
“Go on! Go on!” the Elder was yelling. (Seepage [243].)	[ 244]

THE TESTING OF
JANICE DAY

Bang! bang! bang!