PENELOPE'S ENGLISH EXPERIENCES
Being extracts from the commonplace book of Penelope Hamilton
by Kate Douglas Wiggin.
To my Boston friend Salemina.
No Anglomaniac, but a true Briton.
CONTENTS
[ Chapter I. The weekly bill. ]
[ Chapter II. The powdered footman smiles. ]
[ Chapter III. Eggs a la coque. ]
[ Chapter IV. The English sense of humour. ]
[ Chapter V. A Hyde Park Sunday. ]
[ Chapter VI. The English Park Lover. ]
[ Chapter VII. A ducal tea-party. ]
[ Chapter VIII. Tuppenny travels in London. ]
[ Chapter IX. A Table of Kindred and Affinity. ]
[ Chapter X. Apropos of advertisements. ]
[ Chapter XI. The ball on the opposite side. ]
[ Chapter XII. Patricia makes her debut. ]
[ Chapter XIII. A Penelope secret. ]
[ Chapter XIV. Love and lavender. ]
[ Part Second—In the country. ]
[ Chapter XV. Penelope dreams. ]
[ Chapter XVI. The decay of Romance. ]
[ Chapter XVII. Short stops and long bills. ]
[ Chapter XVIII. I meet Mrs. Bobby. ]
[ Chapter XIX. The heart of the artist. ]
[ Chapter XX. A canticle to Jane. ]
[ Chapter XXI. I remember, I remember. ]
[ Chapter XXII. Comfort Cottage. ]
[ Chapter XXIII. Tea served here. ]
[ Chapter XXIV. An unlicensed victualler. ]
[ Chapter XXV. Et ego in Arcadia vixit. ]