The Little Colonel at Boarding-School (Classic Reprint)

OFF TO BOARDING - SCHOOL SOMETHING unusual was happening at Locust. Although it was early in September, and the heat and dust of a Kentucky summer still lingered in every comer of LIoydsboro Valley, the great house with its vine-covered pillars was being hastily put in order for winter closing. Rob Moore, swinging his tennis racket as he sauntered down the avenue under the arching locust-trees, stopped short with a whistle of surprise. The tennis nct was down. He had come at the Little Colonel's invitation for a farewell game, as they were both to start to school on the morrow, she in the Valley, and he in town. He could not understand the sudden removal of the net. ..

Table of Contents

OIAfTBII: tAG; I On TO BOARDING - SCHOOL II; II A NEW FRIEND 27; III IDA'S S~CRET 48; IV TilE SHADOW CUIII 69; V AT THE I3EBCHES 89; VI UIWiVITED GUESTS 101; VII TilE HALLOWE'EN MASQUERADE 123; VIII THE PRINCESS OP THE l'eKDvLull T39; IX OKE RATNY AI'TERKOOK • 158; X A PLOT 176; XI A WOL~· IN SHEEP'S ClOTIIlNG 190; XII GHOST OR GIRL 21 3; XIII THE SHADOW CLUII IN DISGRACE 228; XIV THE THREE VEAVERS 246; XV THANKSGlvnw DAY 275; XVI CHRISTMAS GREENS AND WATCH - NIGHT; EMBERS 287

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