When Gretel Was Fifteen

Norwood Press
BERWICK & SMITH CO.
Norwood, Mass.
U. S. A.

CHAPTER		PAGE
I.	The Girls at Miss Minton’s	[9]
II.	Easter in War Time	[32]
III.	Breaking-Up Day	[49]
IV.	Fräulein Sieling Makes a Call	[68]
V.	Off for New London	[92]
VI.	At the Chesters’	[111]
VII.	Gretel Meets an Old Friend	[133]
VIII.	Ada Expresses an Opinion	[154]
IX.	The Dance on the Fourth	[177]
X.	The Summons	[197]
XI.	Gretel Proves Her Loyalty	[214]
XII.	Lost	[234]
XIII.	Suspense	[260]
XIV.	Found	[286]
XV.	Safe at Home	[309]

ILLUSTRATIONS

More than one pair of eyes looked after her curiously	[Frontispiece]
	FACING PAGE
Gretel could not help noticing that the young man was regarding her in a rather peculiar manner	[144]
Gretel put out a detaining hand	[168]
If he recognized her, he made not the slightest sign	[192]
“I believe you are to be trusted in so far as that”	[224]
Of course the two girls had a great deal to say to each other	[314]