“Will you do me the favor to stand in front of this long mirror with me?”
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CONTENTS

CHAPTER PAGE

I. How It Began 3

II. Jenny 15

III. Forlorn Etta 21

IV. A Pitiful Plight 28

V. Friends in Need 39

VI. Wanted, a Waitress 45

VII. Jenny’s Teacher 59

VIII. An Adventure Filled Day 75

IX. An Old Friend Appears 88

X. Brother and Sister 94

XI. Views and Reviews 99

XII. Plots and Plays 105

XIII. Ferns and Friends 108

XIV. Dearest Desires 116

XV. Peers or Pigs 125

XVI. Good News 133

XVII. Pride Meets Pride 138

XVIII. A New Experience 145

XIX. A Welcome Guest 151

XX. Ingratitude Personified 168

XXI. A Second Meeting 178

XXII. Revelations and Regrets 186

XXIII. Mother and Son 194

XXIV. Harold and Charles 201

XXV. A Jolly Plan 207

XXVI. A Rustic Cabin 217

XXVII. Fun as Farmers 222

XXVIII. A Difficult Promise 232

XXIX. The Haughty Gwynette 238

XXX. Gwyn’s Awakening 249

XXXI. Conflicting Emotions 257

XXXII. Three Girls 266

XXXIII Gwynette’s Choice 279

XXXIV An Agreeable Surprise 289

XXXV A Birthday Cake 293

XXXVI Sisters 302

SISTERS

CHAPTER I.
HOW IT BEGAN

Gold and blue were the colors that predominated on one glorious April day. Gold were the fields of poppies that carpeted the foothills stretching down to the very edge of Rocky Point, against which the