THE WOUNDED HAND
CHAPTER XII. THE HUNDRED DOLLARS
CHAPTER XIII. OBEDIENCE
CHAPTER XIV. SUNDAY EVENING
CHAPTER XV. SCHROEDER'S MOUNTAIN
CHAPTER XVI. JUANITA'S COTTAGE
CHAPTER XVII. THE LITTLE CONFESSOR
CHAPTER XVIII. WONDERFUL THINGS
CHAPTER XIX. THE DOCTOR
CHAPTER XX. SUN AND MOON
CHAPTER XXI. TEA AT HOME
CHAPTER XXII. BEING ROBBED
CHAPTER XXIII. THE MAP OF ENGLAND
CHAPTER XXIV. THE PICNIC PARTY
CHAPTER XXV. A SHOWER
CHAPTER XXVI. DAISY'S SUPPER
CHAPTER XXVII. RANSOM AND FIDO
CHAPTER XXVIII. MRS. GARY'S PRESENT
CHAPTER XXIX. THE ROSEBUSH
CHAPTER XXX. MOLLY'S GARDEN
CHAPTER XXXI. THE PICTURES
CHAPTER XXXII. THE BASKET OF SPONGE-CAKE
CHAPTER XXXIII. SATIN AND FEATHERS
CHAPTER XXXIV. CHARITY AND VANITY
CHAPTER XXXV. QUEEN ESTHER
CHAPTER XXXVI. TABLEAUX VIVANTS
CHAPTER XXXVII. AN ACCIDENT
CHAPTER XXXVIII. SOMETHING WRONG
CHAPTER XXXIX. BREAKING UP
CHAPTER I.
DAISY'S QUESTION.
A little girl was coming down a flight of stairs that led up
from a great hall, slowly letting her feet pause on each
stair, while the light touch of her hand on the rail guided
her. The very thoughtful little face seemed to be intent on
something out of the house, and when she reached the bottom,
she still stood with her hand on the great baluster that
rested on the marble there, and looked wistfully out of the
open door.
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