The Palace Beautiful: A Story for Girls

by L. T. Meade

THE PALACE BEAUTIFUL.

A STORY FOR GIRLS.

BY

L.T. MEADE,

Author of "A World of Girls," "Scamp and I," "Daddy's Boy," &c., &c.

NEW YORK: WM. L. ALLISON CO., PUBLISHERS.

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CONTENTS.

CHAPTER
[I.]	Early Days
[II.]	The First Month of their Trouble
[III.]	Miss Martineau
[IV.]	To the Rescue
[V.]	The Contents of the Cabinet
[VI.]	Many Visitors
[VII.]	Shortlands
[VIII.]	Thirty Pounds a Year
[IX.]	A Strange Letter and a Proposed Visit to London
[X.]	Ways and Means of Earning a Living
[XI.]	Bread and Butter
[XII.]	They Would Not be Parted
[XIII.]	Mrs. Ellsworthy's Letter
[XIV.]	Quite Contrary
[XV.]	In Spite of Opposition
[XVI.]	Penelope Mansion
[XVII.]	Escorted by Miss Slowcum
[XVIII.]	In St. Paul's Cathedral
[XIX.]	A Bright Day
[XX.]	Getting Lost
[XXI.]	How to Paint China and How to Form Style
[XXII.]	Cross Purposes
[XXIII.]	Dark Days
[XXIV.]	Dove's Joke
[XXV.]	Daisy's Promise
[XXVI.]	A Delightful Plan
[XXVII.]	The Poor Doves
[XXVIII.]	A Startling Discovery
[XXIX.]	A Blessing
[XXX.]	Voice of the Prince
[XXXI.]	A "Continual Reader"
[XXXII.]	Jasmine Begins to Soar
[XXXIII.]	Visiting the Publishers
[XXXIV.]	A Plan
[XXXV.]	Their Quarter's Allowance
[XXXVI.]	The Joy-Bell
[XXXVII.]	Endorsing a Cheque
[XXXVIII.]	Daisy's Request
[XXXIX.]	The Journey
[XL.]	A Bitter Disappointment
[XLI.]	Mrs. Dredge to the Rescue
[XLII.]	A New Employment
[XLIII.]	In the Field
[XLIV.]	Too Much for Dove
[XLV.]	The Prince to the Rescue
[XLVI.]	Delivered from the Ogre
[XLVII.]	Almost Defeated
[XLVIII.]	One Shoe Off and One Shoe On
[XLIX.]	Spanish Lace
[L.]	A Dazzling Day
[LI.]	A Letter
[LII.]	"I Love Mrs. Ellsworthy"
[LIII.]	Telegraph Wires
[LIV.]	A Discovery
[LV.]	An Invitation for the Ladies of Penelope Mansion
[LVI.]	A Palace Beautiful

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