Boston
Little, Brown, and Company
1926
Copyright, 1878,
By Roberts Brothers
Copyright, 1906, 1920,
By William S. Jackson.
Copyright, 1910,
By Little, Brown, and Company.
CONTENTS
| CHAPTER | PAGE | |
| I | Christmas-Day in Nelly's New England Home | [1] |
| II | A Talk about Leaving Mayfield | [18] |
| III | Off for Colorado | [48] |
| IV | A Night in a Sleeping-Car | [71] |
| V | First Glimpses of Colorado and a New Home | [96] |
| VI | Life at Garland's | [125] |
| VII | A Hunt for a Silver Mine | [141] |
| VIII | The Marches Leave Garland's | [156] |
| IX | Wet Mountain Valley | [187] |
| X | Rob and Nelly Go into Business | [208] |
| XI | How to find a Silver Mine | [227] |
| XII | Nelly's Silver Mine | [250] |
| XIII | "The Good Luck" | [270] |
| XIV | An Old Acquaintance | [292] |
| XV | Changes in Prospect | [311] |
| XVI | "Goot-By and Goot Luck" | [323] |
ILLUSTRATIONS
| All that morning Rob fished and Nelly stuck grasshoppers on | |
| the hook for him | Frontispiece |
| FACING PAGE | |
| Nelly sat on one side, with all the dolls ranged in a row | |
| against the wall | [20] |
| He would ring out such a "jodel" that the people would stop | |
| and look up amazed | [132] |
| There she saw the very place she recollected so well | [256] |