CHAPTER		PAGE
I.	Wellington	[5]
II.	Their Neighbor	[19]
III.	The Professor	[32]
IV.	A Busy Day	[46]
V.	The Kentucky Spread	[62]
VI.	Knotty Problems	[75]
VII.	An Incident of the Coffee Cups	[86]
VIII.	Concerning Clubs,—and a Tea Party	[99]
IX.	Rumors and Mysteries	[115]
X.	Jokes and Croaks	[130]
XI.	Exmoor College	[140]
XII.	Sunday Morning Breakfast	[152]
XIII.	Trickery	[164]
XIV.	An Inspiration	[177]
XV.	Planning and Wishing	[188]
XVI.	The McLean Supper	[204]
XVII.	A Midnight Adventure	[216]
XVIII.	The Football Game	[230]
XIX.	Three Friends	[241]
XX.	Miss Steel	[255]
XXI.	A Bachelor’s Pocket	[266]
XXII.	Christmas—Mid-Years—and the Wanderthirst	[276]
XXIII.	Sophomores at Last	[291]

ILLUSTRATIONS

“I think my trunk is on this train,” she said.	[Frontispiece]
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“I wish you would tell me your receipt for making friends, Molly,” exclaimed Nance.	[51]
“I’m scared to death,” she announced. Then she struck a chord and began.	[60]
It was quite the custom for girls to prepare breakfasts in their rooms.	[152]

Molly Brown’s Freshman Days

“Wellington! Wellington!” called the conductor.