Carolyn of the Corners

by Ruth Belmore Endicott

before date of publication

Third edition printed February 1, 1918

Fourth edition printed February 14, 1918

Fifth Printing February 16, 1918

CONTENTS

CHAPTER		PAGE
I	The Ray of Sunlight	[1]
II	An Old-Fashioned Rose	[12]
III	Going to Bed	[22]
IV	“Well-She’ll Be a Nuisance”	[33]
V	Aunty Rose Unbends	[40]
VI	Mr. Jedidiah Parlow	[48]
VII	A Tragic Situation	[61]
VIII	Mr. Stagg is Judged	[72]
IX	Prince Awakens the Corners	[83]
X	A Sunday Walk	[101]
XI	A Canine Intervention	[112]
XII	Chet Gormley Tells Some News	[120]
XIII	Breaking Through	[140]
XIV	A Find in the Drifts	[150]
XV	The Old Sailor	[161]
XVI	A Salt-Sea Flavour	[168]
XVII	Will Wonders Never Cease?	[177]
XVIII	Something Carolyn May Wishes to Know	[188]
XIX	A Good Deal of Excitement	[200]
XX	The Spring Freshet	[210]
XXI	The Chapel Bell	[224]
XXII	Chet Gormley’s Ambition	[234]
XXIII	How to Write a Sermon	[244]
XXIV	The Awakening	[254]
XXV	The Forest Fire	[267]
XXVI	The Laurel to the Brave	[275]
XXVII	“Two’s Company”	[290]
XXVIII	The Journey	[297]
XXIX	The Homing of Carolyn May	[307]
XXX	The House of Bewilderment	[313]

ILLUSTRATIONS

“Mandy! Mandy!” he murmured over and over again (Page 119)	[Frontispiece]
She had watched the huge vessel sweep off from the dock	[74]
“Do people that get drownd-ed feel much pain?”	[196]
“You aren’t mad at each other any more, are you?”	[280]