Children of the lighthouse

by Nora Archibald Smith

BOSTON AND NEW YORK
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY
The Riverside Press Cambridge

COPYRIGHT, 1924, BY NORA ARCHIBALD SMITH
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED INCLUDING THE RIGHT TO REPRODUCE
THIS BOOK OR PARTS THEREOF IN ANY FORM
The Riverside Press
CAMBRIDGE · MASSACHUSETTS
PRINTED IN THE U.S.A.

CONTENTS

I.	The Island	[ 1]
II.	Stumpy and the Storehouse	[ 7]
III.	The Light and the Lighthouse	[ 16]
IV.	Honest Jim Crow	[ 26]
V.	A Picnic with Stumpy	[ 35]
VI.	How the Cat Climbed	[ 46]
VII.	In the Fog	[ 57]
VIII.	The White Slipper	[ 72]
IX.	Lesley to the Rescue!	[ 87]

ILLUSTRATIONS

The Children, Jenny Lind, and Jim Crow	[ Frontispiece]
“Jim Crow,” a privileged visitor, adding an occasional low croak to the conversation	[ 24]
As they drew near an odor arose that was the best kind of po’try in itself	[ 37]
Lesley could plainly see his small figure in the Gateway	[ 49]
He danced gayly about the room, tossing his crown before him like a ball	[ 85]

Drawn by Elinor M. Goodridge

CHILDREN OF THE
LIGHTHOUSE

∵