Donald and Dorothy

Donald and Dorothy
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Dodge Mary Mapes. Donald and Dorothy

CHAPTER I. IN WHICH NONE OF THE CHARACTERS APPEAR

CHAPTER II. FOURTEEN YEARS AFTERWARD

CHAPTER III. WHICH PARTLY EXPLAINS ITSELF

CHAPTER IV. THE DRIVE

CHAPTER V. SUPPER-TIME

CHAPTER VI. A FAMILY CONFERENCE

CHAPTER VII. THE DANBYS

CHAPTER VIII. TOO MUCH OF A GOOD THING

CHAPTER IX. IN WHICH SOME WELL-MEANING GROWN FOLK APPEAR

CHAPTER X $1

CHAPTER XI. JACK

CHAPTER XII. A DAY IN NEW YORK

CHAPTER XIII. DONALD AND DOROTHY ENTERTAIN FANDY

CHAPTER XIV. UNCLE GEORGE'S HAPPY THOUGHT

CHAPTER XV. THE HOUSE-PICNIC

CHAPTER XVI. A DISCOVERY IN THE GARRET

CHAPTER XVII. DORRY ASKS A QUESTION

CHAPTER XVIII. THE GYMNASIUM

CHAPTER XIX. THE "G. B. C."

CHAPTER XX. THE SHOOTING-MATCH

CHAPTER XXI. DANGER

CHAPTER XXII. A FROLIC ON THE WATER

CHAPTER XXIII. YANKEE AND DOODLE

CHAPTER XXIV. DONALD

CHAPTER XXV. THE SUNSET

CHAPTER XXVI. UNCLE GEORGE TELLS DONALD

CHAPTER XXVII. DELIA, OR DOROTHY?

CHAPTER XXVIII. DON RESOLVES TO SETTLE MATTERS

CHAPTER XXIX. AN UNEXPECTED LETTER

CHAPTER XXX. A TIME OF SUSPENSE

CHAPTER XXXI. ONLY A BIT OF RAG

CHAPTER XXXII. DONALD MAKES A DISCOVERY

CHAPTER XXXIII. AN IMPORTANT INTERVIEW

CHAPTER XXXIV. MADAME RENÉ TELLS HER STORY

CHAPTER XXXV. A DAY OF JOY

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The house is there still; so is Nero, now an honored old dog frisky only in his memories. But old as he is in teeth and muscle, he is hardly past middle-age in the wag of his still bushy tail, and is as young as ever in happy devotion to his master. Liddy, too, is down stairs, promoted, but busy as in the days gone by; and the voice of that very bell tinkled but an hour ago.

Here is the same study; some one within, and the door closed. Opposite, on the other side of the wide hall, is the parlor, its windows looking across piazza, sloping lawn, road-way, and field, straight out to the sparkling lake beyond. Back of the parlor is a sunny sitting-room, its bay-window framing a pleasant view of flower-garden, apple-orchard, and grape-arbor – a few straggling bunches clinging to the almost leafless November vines. And within, throughout the house indeed, floats a sunny-shady combination of out-door air, with a faint, delightful odor of open wood-fires. What a quiet, homelike, beautiful place it is!

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"Oh, no one, dearie," said Lydia, with assumed carelessness; "that is, no one in particular. It's just a man. Well, as I was saying, your Aunt Kate wasn't only the light of the house, she was the heart of the house, too, the very heart. It was dreary enough after she went off to England, poor darling."

"Yes, yes, go on," urged Dorry, earnestly, at the same time wondering at her brother's hasty departure. "Go on, Liddy, that's a dear. I can repeat it all to Donald, you know."

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