A LITTLE GIRL IN OLD BOSTON
By AMANDA M. DOUGLAS
A. L. BURT COMPANY
Publishers New York
Copyright, 1898,
BY DODD, MEAD AND COMPANY.
SALLIE BUFFUM:
To you, who have been a little girl in later Boston, I inscribethis story of another little girl who lived almost a hundred yearsago, and found life busy and pleasant and full of affection, as Ihope it will prove to you.
Newark, N. J., 1898.
CONTENTS.
CHAPTER I. Doris
CHAPTER II. In a New Home
CHAPTER III. Aunt Priscilla
CHAPTER IV. Out to Tea
CHAPTER V. A Morning at School
CHAPTER VI. A Birthday Party
CHAPTER VII. About a Gown
CHAPTER VIII. Sinful or Not?
CHAPTER IX. What Winter Brought
CHAPTER X. Concerning Many Things
CHAPTER XI. A Little Christmas
CHAPTER XII. A Children's Party
CHAPTER XIII. Various Opinions of Little Girls
CHAPTER XIV. In the Spring
CHAPTER XV. A Freedom Suit
CHAPTER XVI. A Summer in Boston
CHAPTER XVII. Another Girl
CHAPTER XVIII. Winter and Sorrow
CHAPTER XIX. The High Resolve of Youth
CHAPTER XX. A Visitor for Doris
CHAPTER XXI. Elizabeth and—Peace
CHAPTER XXII. Cary Adams
CHAPTER XXIII. The Cost of Womanhood
CHAPTER XXIV. The Bloom of Life—Love
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