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Grace Miller White. Rose O'Paradise
Rose O'Paradise
Table of Contents
ILLUSTRATIONS
ROSE O’ PARADISE
CHAPTER I
FATHER AND DAUGHTER
CHAPTER II
A WHITE PRESENCE
CHAPTER III
JINNIE’S FAREWELL TO MOLLY THE MERRY
CHAPTER IV
JINNIE TRAVELS
CHAPTER V
LIKE UNTO LIKE ATTRACTED
CHAPTER VI
PEG’S BARK
CHAPTER VII
JUST A JEW
CHAPTER VIII
“EVERY HAND SHALL DO ITS SHARE,” QUOTH PEG
CHAPTER IX
BY THE SWEAT OF HER BROW
CHAPTER X
ON THE BROAD BOSOM OF THE “HAPPY IN SPITE”
CHAPTER XI
WHAT HAPPENED TO JINNIE
CHAPTER XII
WATCHING
CHAPTER XIII
WHAT JINNIE FOUND ON THE HILL
CHAPTER XIV
“HE’S COME TO LIVE WITH US, PEGGY”
CHAPTER XV
“WHO SAYS THE KID CAN’T STAY?”
CHAPTER XVI
JINNIE’S EAR GETS A TWEAK
CHAPTER XVII
JINNIE DISCOVERS HER KING’S THRONE
CHAPTER XVIII
RED ROSES AND YELLOW
CHAPTER XIX
THE LITTLE FIDDLER
CHAPTER XX
THE COBBLER’S SECRET
CHAPTER XXI
THE COMING OF THE ANGELS
CHAPTER XXII
MOLLY’S DISCOVERY
CHAPTER XXIII
NOBODY’S CAT
CHAPTER XXIV
“HE MIGHT EVEN MARRY HER”
CHAPTER XXV
WHEN THEODORE FORGOT
CHAPTER XXVI
MOLLY ASKS TO BE FORGIVEN
CHAPTER XXVII
“HAVEN’T YOU ANY SOUL?”
CHAPTER XXVIII
JINNIE DECIDES AGAINST THEODORE
CHAPTER XXIX
PEG’S VISIT
CHAPTER XXX
WHAT THE FIDDLE TOLD THEODORE
CHAPTER XXXI
WHAT THEODORE TOLD HIS FRIEND
CHAPTER XXXII
JORDAN MORSE’S PLAN
CHAPTER XXXIII
THE MURDER
CHAPTER XXXIV
THE COBBLER’S ARREST
CHAPTER XXXV
ALONE IN THE SHOP
CHAPTER XXXVI
JINNIE EXPLAINS THE DEATH CHAIR TO BOBBIE
CHAPTER XXXVII
WHAT THE THUNDER STORM BROUGHT
CHAPTER XXXVIII
THE STORY OF A BIRD
CHAPTER XXXIX
JINNIE’S VISIT TO THEODORE
CHAPTER XL
AN APPEAL TO JINNIE’S HEART
CHAPTER XLI
JINNIE’S PLEA
CHAPTER XLII
BOBBIE TAKES A TRIP
CHAPTER XLIII
THEODORE SENDS FOR MOLLY
CHAPTER XLIV
MOLLY GIVES AN ORDER TO JINNIE
CHAPTER XLV
WRITING A LETTER TO THEODORE
CHAPTER XLVI
“BUST ’EM OUT”
CHAPTER XLVII
BOBBIE’S STARS RENEW THEIR SHINING
CHAPTER XLVIII
FOR BOBBIE’S SAKE
CHAPTER XLIX
BACK HOME
CHAPTER L
“GOD MADE YOU MINE”
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Grace Miller White
Published by Good Press, 2019
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“I’ll give you a letter to Grandoken, Lafe Grandoken,” he said presently, looking up. “For your mother’s sake he’ll take you, and some day you can repay him. You see it’s this way: Your mother trusted your uncle more than she did me, or she’d never have given you into his care in case of my death. Well, he’s got me, and he’ll get you.” 25
With no thought of disobedience, Virginia slipped from the chair to her feet.
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