Category: Novels
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"It is a nation which for thousands of years has set more store by education than any other nation under the sun," said Uncle Theodore, "I have been reading up about them lately...
5. Part 5I made my first visit to the theatre. Aunt Gwendolin said I should not go until I came _out_, but Uncle Theodore said he would take me himself, and defy all fashions and formali...
2. Part 2"Furs are luxuries, and it cannot be said in apology for the wrongs done in obtaining them that they are essential to human life. Skins and dead birds are not half so beautiful...
6. Part 6I am back again at grandmother's for the holidays. Grandmother and Uncle Theodore seemed so glad to see me that I am beginning to feel quite as if this were home. Yick and Betty...
3. Part 3I, dressed in muslin, cream-coloured ground dashed over with wild roses, or blue ground with white chrysanthemums (the latter is not very becoming to my yellow skin) stand at hi...
1. Part 1E-text prepared by Mary Glenn Krause, Martin Pettit, and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team (http://www.pgdp.net) from page images generously made available by Internet Ar...
7. Part 7We are home again, and all is bustle and confusion--Aunt Gwendolin is going to be married. She pays no attention to me now at all; and you know, dear diary, how that grieves me....