Pemrose Lorry, Radio Amateur

by Isabel Hornibrook

By LITTLE, Brown, AND COMPANY.

All rights reserved

Published April, 1923

Printed in the United States of America

The author acknowledges her indebtedness to Nawadaha of the Camp Fire (Ethel V. Smart) for the songs and rhymes, and for some helpful collaboration.

CONTENTS
I	[A Flower Clock]
II	[A “Roaring Buckie”]
III	[An Awful Note]
IV	[Fathers]
V	[The Magic Carpet]
VI	[A Gentleman]
VII	[Fit for Fit]
VII	[The Wee Hour]
IX	[Dandering Kate]
X	[Hidden Valley]
XI	[Her]
XII	[The Shack Corner]
XIII	[The Long Pasture]
XIV	[Revel and Revelation]
XV	[Wheeled through Life]
XVI	[The Lip]
XVII	[Wild Flowers]
XVIII	[Mondamin]
XIX	[A Girl Brigade]
XX	[No Answer]
XXI	[The Call of the Air]
XXII	[On Little Sister]
XXIII	[The Ring]
XXIV	[The Race]
XXV	[Spring]

ILLUSTRATIONS

• [“We’ve got to ride on—your own horse is here—to where you and I can be together.”]
• [Drifting down, a fire-tail, the aëroplane truly was.]
• [“Well! I say, this is a little bit of all right—isn’t it?”]
• [Pemrose was standing with her aërial out to a gnarled pine-tree.]

PEMROSE LORRY RADIO AMATEUR

CHAPTER I
A Flower Clock