Mary Louise Adopts a Soldier
CONTENTS
| CHAPTER | PAGE | |
| I | Mary Louise Considers the Situation | [7] |
| II | Back Home | [13] |
| III | Danny Dexter | [23] |
| IV | Danny Changes His Uniform | [30] |
| V | Dorfield Girls | [39] |
| VI | A Mysterious Disappearance | [47] |
| VII | A Telegram | [56] |
| VIII | The Arrival of Josie O’Gorman | [62] |
| IX | The Man from Boston | [71] |
| X | Mary Louise Makes a Discovery | [79] |
| XI | The Empty Room | [87] |
| XII | Danny Disappears | [95] |
| XIII | Face to Face | [102] |
| XIV | The Search | [111] |
| XV | A Journey Begun | [117] |
| XVI | Aunt Sally Entertains | [124] |
| XVII | The Birthday Breakfast | [129] |
| XVIII | The Motor Trip | [136] |
| XIX | The Escape | [145] |
| XX | The Desert Bungalow | [150] |
| XXI | A Nest of Conspirators | [155] |
| XXII | The Cave | [167] |
| XXIII | The Ride at Night | [174] |
| XXIV | Mary Louise Loses Her Slipper | [181] |
| XXV | A Successful Ruse | [187] |
| XXVI | A Good Night’s Work | [196] |
| XXVII | On the Balcony | [217] |
Mary Louise Adopts a Soldier
CHAPTER I
MARY LOUISE CONSIDERS THE SITUATION
“Grandpa Jim,” said Mary Louise one May morning as they sat together at the breakfast table, “I see the Dorfield Regiment is due to arrive home to-day or to-morrow.”
“So I see,” replied the old Colonel, “if we may rightly call it the ‘Dorfield’ Regiment. The newspapers don’t mention the fact, but it takes in the whole surrounding country, because there were not enough Dorfield boys to fill the ranks completely and so we took all who applied. I’m afraid you’ll find many unfamiliar faces among the ranks.”