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“DO YOU KNOW, IT WAS LIKE A PIRATE’S SHIP”
LAUGHING LAST
BY
JANE ABBOTT
AUTHOR OF
HIGHACRES, KEINETH, RED ROBIN, Etc.
ILLUSTRATED BY
E. CORINNE PAULI
GROSSET & DUNLAP
PUBLISHERS NEW YORK
COPYRIGHT, 1924, BY J. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY
TO
FRANCES STANTON SMITH
WHOSE LOYAL INTEREST IN MY WORK IS AN
UNFAILING HELP TO ME, I AFFECTIONATELY
DEDICATE THIS BOOK
CONTENTS
I The Egg II Rebellion III Pola Lifts a Curtain IV Sidney Digs for Cousins V The Summer Will Tell Who Laughs Last VI Sunset Lane VII When Dreams Come True VIII Mr. Dugald Explains IX Sidney Tells “Dorothea” X
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href="@public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@46458@[email protected]#chX" class="pginternal" tag="{http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml}a">Maids XI Independence XII Sidney Belongs XIII Plots and Counterplots XIV Words that Sing XV Cap’n Phin XVI Pola XVII Peacocks XVIII “Hook” XIX The Gleam XX “There’s Something Wrong” XXI What the Night Held XXII “You Need a Big Brother” XXIII Diamonds XXIV What the Day Held XXV No One Laughs Last
ILLUSTRATIONS
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class="line">“Do You Know, It was Like a Pirate’s Ship”
Her Eyes Fell Upon an Entry on Another Page
Captain Davies Drew a Letter from His Pocket and Tapped It with His Finger
She Spied Approaching Figures—Trude and Mr. Dugald, Walking Slowly