Published, August, 1920
Copyright, 1920,
By Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Co.
All Rights Reserved
Four Girls of Forty Years Ago
Norwood Press
BERWICK & SMITH CO.
Norwood, Mass.
U. S. A.
CONTENTS
| CHAPTER | PAGE | |
| I. | The Four Little Winslows | [ 9] |
| II. | A Visitor | [ 25] |
| III. | A Wonderful Day | [ 39] |
| IV. | The Singing Lady | [ 54] |
| V. | Miss Polly’s Story | [ 71] |
| VI. | Paul | [ 91] |
| VII. | The Stolen Child | [ 104] |
| VIII. | The House on Avenue A | [ 119] |
| IX. | Miss Polly’s Piano | [ 133] |
| X. | Dulcie’s Birthday | [ 147] |
| XI. | Paul Entertains Miss Polly | [ 164] |
| XII. | Daisy Writes a Letter | [ 178] |
| XIII. | Decoration Day | [ 193] |
| XIV. | Mrs. Winslow Gets a Telegram | [ 214] |
| XV. | Dulcie Takes the Helm | [ 228] |
| XVI. | Looking for a Situation | [ 241] |
| XVII. | Stepmothers | [ 258] |
| XVIII. | A Home-Coming | [ 270] |
ILLUSTRATIONS
| “I think you are the most wonderful person I ever heard of” declared Dulcie | (Page [87]) [ Frontispiece] |
| Facing Page | |
| The door swung open so quietly and easily that she nearly fell over backward | [ 62] |
| “She’s got the big fellow down. She’s sittin’ on his head” | [ 128] |
| Daisy took the two letters, flew down-stairs, and out into the street | [ 190] |
| “We’re—we’re looking for a situation” | [ 258] |
| “Do we say ‘How do you do, stepmother?’” Maud wanted to know | [ 274] |
Four Girls of Forty Years Ago