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Rosa Nouchette Carey. Not Like Other Girls
Not Like Other Girls
Table of Contents
NOT LIKE OTHER GIRLS
CHAPTER I
FIVE-O’CLOCK TEA
CHAPTER II
DICK OBJECTS TO THE MOUNTAINS
CHAPTER III
MR. MAYNE MAKES HIMSELF DISAGREEABLE
CHAPTER IV
DICK’S FÊTE
CHAPTER V
“I AM QUITE SURE OF HIM.”
CHAPTER VI
MR. TRINDER’S VISIT
CHAPTER VII
PHILLIS’S CATECHISM
CHAPTER VIII
“WE SHOULD HAVE TO CARRY PARCELS.”
CHAPTER IX
A LONG DAY
CHAPTER X
THE FRIARY
CHAPTER XI
“TELL US ALL ABOUT IT, NAN.”
CHAPTER XII
“LADDIE” PUTS IN AN APPEARANCE
CHAPTER XIII
“I MUST HAVE GRACE.”
CHAPTER XIV
“YOU CAN DARE TO TELL ME THESE THINGS.”
CHAPTER XV
A VAN IN THE BRAIDWOOD ROAD
CHAPTER XVI
A VISIT TO THE WHITE HOUSE
CHAPTER XVII
“A FRIEND IN NEED.”
CHAPTER XVIII
DOROTHY BRINGS IN THE BEST CHINA
CHAPTER XIX
ARCHIE IS IN A BAD HUMOR
CHAPTER XX
“YOU ARE ROMANTIC.”
CHAPTER XXI
BREAKING THE PEACE
CHAPTER XXII
“TRIMMINGS, NOT SQUAILS.”
CHAPTER XXIII
“BRAVO, ATALANTA!”
CHAPTER XXIV
MOTHERS ARE MOTHERS
CHAPTER XXV
MATTIE’S NEW DRESS
CHAPTER XXVI
“OH, YOU ARE PROUD!”
CHAPTER XXVII
A DARK HOUR
CHAPTER XXVIII
THE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER
CHAPTER XXIX
MRS. WILLIAMS’S LODGER
CHAPTER XXX
“NOW WE UNDERSTAND EACH OTHER.”
CHAPTER XXXI
DICK THINKS OF THE CITY
CHAPTER XXXII
“DICK IS TO BE OUR REAL BROTHER.”
CHAPTER XXXIII
“THIS IS LIFE AND DEATH TO ME.”
CHAPTER XXXIV
MISS MEWLSTONE HAS AN INTERRUPTION
XXXV
“BARBY, DON’T YOU RECOLLECT ME?”
CHAPTER XXXVI
MOTES IN THE SUNSHINE
CHAPTER XXXVII
“A MAN HAS A RIGHT TO HIS OWN THOUGHTS.”
CHAPTER XXXVIII
ABOUT NOTHING PARTICULAR
CHAPTER XXXIX
“HOW DO YOU DO, AUNT CATHERINE?”
CHAPTER XL
ALCIDES
CHAPTER XLI
SIR HARRY BIDES HIS TIME
CHAPTER XLII
“COME, NOW, I CALL THAT HARD.”
CHAPTER XLIII
“I WILL WRITE NO SUCH LETTER.”
CHAPTER XLIV
MR. MAYNE ORDERS A BASIN OF GRUEL
CHAPTER XLV
AN UNINVITED GUEST
CHAPTER XLVI
A NEW INVASION OF THE GOTHS
CHAPTER XLVII
“IT WAS SO GOOD OF YOU TO ASK ME HERE.”
CHAPTER XLVIII
MRS. SPARSIT’S POODLE
CHAPTER XLIX
MATTIE IN A NEW CHARACTER
CHAPTER L
PHILLIS’S FAVORITE MONTH
THE END
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Rosa Nouchette Carey
Published by Good Press, 2019
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“Faix, they are all darlints and jewels, bless their purty faces!” drawled one young rogue, in his favorite brogue. “Here’s the top of the morning to ye, Mayne; and it is mavourneen with the brown eyes and the trick of the smile like the sunshine’s glint that has stolen poor Paddy’s heart.”
“Hoots, man, mind your clavers! You need not grizzle at a creature because he admires a wee gairl that is just beyond the lave—a sonsie wee thing with a glint in her een like diamonds.”
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