GROWING UP
A Story of the Girlhood of
JUDITH MACKENZIE
By JENNIE M. DRINKWATER
“Each year grows more sacred
with wondering expectation.”
—Phillips Brooks.
A. L. BURT COMPANY,
PUBLISHERS, NEW YORK.

CONTENTS

[I. The Horn Book]
[II. Square Root and Other Things]
[III. Was this the End?]
[IV. Bensalem]
[V. Daily Bread and Daily Will]
[VI. The Best Thing in the World]
[VII. A Small Disciple]
[VIII. This Way or That Way?]
[IX. The Flowers That Came to the Well]
[X. The Last Apple]
[XI. How Jean Had an Outing]
[XII. A Secret Errand]
[XIII. The Two Blessed Things]
[XIV. An Afternoon with an Adventure in It]
[XV. “First at Antioch”]
[XVI. Aunt Affy’s Experience]
[XVII. The Story of a Key]
[XVIII. Judith’s Turning Point]
[XIX. A Morning with a Surprise in It]
[XX. Judith’s Afternoon]
[XXI. Marion’s Afternoon]
[XXII. Aunt Affy’s Evening]
[XXIII. Voices]
[XXIV. “I Always Thought You Cared”]
[XXV. Cousin Don]
[XXVI. Aunt Affy’s Faith and Judith’s Foreign Letter]
[XXVII. His Very Best]
[XXVIII. A New Anxiety]
[XXIX. Judith’s Future]
[XXX. A Talk and What Came of It]
[XXXI. About Women]
[XXXII. Aunt Affy’s Picture]
[XXXIII. Nettie’s Outing]
[XXXIV. “Sensations”]

GROWING UP

I. THE HORN BOOK.

“I remember the lessons of childhood, you see,