| Chapter | Page | |
| 1. | The Dog Cart | [1] |
| 2. | Hanny to the Rescue | [14] |
| 3. | Mr. Piff’s Plan | [23] |
| 4. | The Little Locked House | [31] |
| 5. | Hanny’s Secret | [41] |
| 6. | Wooden Shoes | [52] |
| 7. | A Runaway ‘Boat’ | [63] |
| 8. | The Treasure House | [71] |
| 9. | High Wind | [80] |
| 10. | In the Hayloft | [89] |
| 11. | The Man in Gray | [102] |
| 12. | A Flower Show | [116] |
| 13. | A Bag of Tulips | [127] |
| 14. | Mr. Piff’s Troubles | [136] |
| 15. | The Brownie Garden | [148] |
| 16. | Mrs. Gabriel’s Accusation | [156] |
| 17. | A Library Window | [166] |
| 18. | Magic Ways | [176] |
| 19. | An Announcement | [189] |
| 20. | Surprise! | [200] |
Chapter 1
THE DOG CART
FIVE pair of eyes focused with rapt attention upon Miss Paula Mohr, the librarian.
Five little girls in pin-checked Brownie Scout uniforms had been listening attentively to a tale about the children of Holland.
Now, in the story room of the Rosedale Public Library, they awaited an important announcement.
“Girls,” began Miss Mohr. She was young and pretty, and her voice had soft edges. “How would the Brownies like to help this spring with Rosedale’s annual tulip show?”
“Oh, fine and dandy!” cried Vevi McGuire.
The dark-eyed little girl shouted approval, even without asking what the Brownies would be expected to do. But then, she knew anything planned by Miss Mohr or Miss Jean Gordon, the Brownie troop leader, would be fun.
“Will we sell things?” inquired Connie Williams.