Billie Bradley and the School Mystery; Or, The Girl From Oklahoma - Janet D. Wheeler

1. THE GIRL FROM THE COUNTRY
or Laura Mayford’s City Experiences
2. THREE GIRL CHUMS AT LAUREL HALL
or The Mystery of the School by the Lake
3. NELL GRAYSON’S RANCHING DAYS
or A City Girl in the Great West
4. FOUR LITTLE WOMEN OF ROXBY
or The Queer Old Lady Who Lost Her Way
5. PLAIN JANE AND PRETTY BETTY
or The Girl Who Won Out
6. LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE
or The Old Bachelor’s Ward
7. HAZEL HOOD’S STRANGE DISCOVERY
or The Old Scientist’s Treasure Box
8. TWO GIRLS AND A MYSTERY
or The Old House in the Glen
9. THE GIRLS OF LIGHTHOUSE ISLAND
or The Strange Sea Chest
10. KATE MARTIN’S PROBLEM
or Facing the Wide World

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Transcriber’s Note:

Punctuation has been standardised. Variations in spelling and hyphenation have been retained as they appear in the original publication. Changes have been made as follows:

Frontispiece caption
- FLUNG AN ARM ABOUT EDNA changed to
  FLUNG AN ARM ABOUT [EDINA]
Page 9
- it may be roses, for instace changed to
  it may be roses, for [instance]
Page 16
- her dress betweeen her and almost changed to
  her dress [between] her and almost
Page 32
- anything but poverty-striken changed to
  anything but poverty-[stricken]
Page 80
- begining to enjoy herself changed to
  [beginning] to enjoy herself
Page 84
- when the saleswoman—voluable now changed to
  when the saleswoman—[voluble] now
Page 89
- “I suppose it would,” she agreeed changed to
  “I suppose it would,” she [agreed]
Page 104
- not-to-well disguised amusement changed to
  [not-too-well] disguised amusement
Page 122
- they hurried up the backstairs changed to
  they hurried up the [back stairs]
Page 167
- dormintories and the study halls changed to
  [dormitories] and the study halls
Page 168
- “Get away, Billie!” One of them cried changed to
  “Get away, Billie!” [one] of them cried