Letty and the Twins

by Helen Sherman Griffith

ILLUSTRATED BY FRANCES D. JONES

THE PENN PUBLISHING COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA MCMXVII

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COPYRIGHT 1910
BY THE PENN PUBLISHING COMPANY

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CONTENTS

• [I—ARRIVING AT THE FARM]
• [II—SUNNYCREST]
• [III—A SPRAINED ANKLE]
• [IV—GREEN APPLES]
• [V—THE CIRCUS]
• [VI—LETTY]
• [VII—MRS. HARTWELL-JONES SEES PART OF THE CIRCUS]
• [VIII—JANE’S IDEA]
• [IX—HAPPY DAYS]
• [X—THISTLEDOWN]
• [XI—CHRISTOPHER GOES FOR THE MAIL]
• [XII—LETTY SINGS A LULLABY]
• [XIII—THE TULIP’S DREAM]
• [XIV—WHERE IS CHRISTOPHER?]
• [XV—LETTY’S FUTURE]
• [XVI—UNTYING THE APRON-STRINGS]
• [XVII—GOOD NEWS]
• [XVIII—A CABLEGRAM]
• [XIX—SYMPTOMS OF MEASLES]
• [XX—OLD SCENES AGAIN]
• [XXI—CONCLUSION]

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ILLUSTRATIONS

• [“I thought you might like some chocolates”]
• [They giggled at everything the clown said]
• [Under a large tree in the garden]
• [“Don’t you worry, little girl”]
• [“Now look up at me”]