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Home Again 175 XXIV George Turns 182 XXV Danny Agin on Love 194 XXVI Ellen 204 XXVII Rosie Urges Common Sense 213 XXVIII Janet Uses Strong Language 224 XXIX The Case of Dave McFadden 234 XXX Janet to Her Own Father 242 XXXI Danny's Suggestion 254 XXXII The Substitute Lady 264 XXXIII Ellen's Career 273 XXXIV The Kind-Hearted Gentleman 285 XXXV Ellen Makes an Announcement 292 XXXVI The Happy Lover 298 XXXVII The Sisters 304 XXXVIII Ellen Has Her Fling 308 XXXIX The Watch-Dog 317 XL Mr. Harry Long Explains 322 XLI The Greatest Teacher in the World 335 XLII The Rosie Morrow 349

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ILLUSTRATIONS

"I don't want to fight! I'm glad it's not ladylike to fight, it scares me so!"	Frontispiece
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"Here, baby darlint, go to sister Rosie"	48
Rosie gently lifted off his nightshirt and held the candle close	60
"Because you kiss Janet McFadden, you needn't think you can kiss any girl"	106
Rosie stared at him out of eyes that were very sad and very serious	148
She read it again by the light of the candle	290
To be the confidant of Mrs. O'Brien in this particular disappointment was embarrassing, to say the least	298
They all looked at Rosie, who sat, oblivious of them, staring off into nothing	332

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THE ROSIE WORLD

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CHAPTER I

THE CHIN-CHOPPER