Copyright, 1916,
BY
HURST & COMPANY
CONTENTS
| CHAPTER | PAGE |
| I. | The Beach | [5] |
| II. | "Sleepy" | [18] |
| III. | Our First Night at the Beach | [28] |
| IV. | Bubbles | [36] |
| V. | Blanche | [45] |
| VI. | A Romance | [57] |
| VII. | Oh, You Chaperone! | [67] |
| VIII. | Letters | [82] |
| IX. | The Start | [91] |
| X. | The Finish | [102] |
| XI. | Cape Henry | [111] |
| XII. | Freckles and Tan | [126] |
| XIII. | The Turkey-Tail Fan | [134] |
| XIV. | A Letter and Its Answer | [150] |
| XV. | The Judge | [158] |
| XVI. | An Axe to Grind | [175] |
| XVII. | Mr. Arthur Ponsonby Pore | [187] |
| XVIII. | The Machinations of Mabel | [198] |
| XIX. | The Wedding | [205] |
| XX. | The After-math | [225] |
| XXI. | Settling Up | [241] |
| XXII. | Good-bye to the Beach | [261] |
| XXIII. | Until Next Time | [268] |
| XXIV. | A Bread-and-Butter Letter | [282] |
| XXV. | Bracken in August | [285] |
| XXVI. | The Picnic | [298] |
ILLUSTRATIONS
| | PAGE |
| Annie Pore has bloomed forth into a regular English rose | [Frontispiece] |
| A tousled head emerged and then a hot, fat, red face | [19] |
| Peeping in, we saw the game in full swing | [145] |
| "Why don't you speak up, girl?" | [255] |
Vacation with the Tucker Twins.