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+--------------------------------------------------------------+ | Works of | | Annie Fellows Johnston | | | | THE LITTLE COLONEL SERIES | | The Little Colonel $ .50 | | The Giant Scissors .50 | | Two Little Knights of Kentucky .50 | | (The three stories above are also published in one | | volume, entitled The Little Colonel Stories, $1.50) | | The Little Colonel's House Party 1.00 | | The Little Colonel's Holidays 1.50 | | The Little Colonel's Hero _net_, 1.20 | | The Little Colonel at Boarding-School _net_, 1.20 | | | | OTHER BOOKS | | Big Brother .50 | | Ole Mammy's Torment .50 | | The Story of Dago .50 | | Cicely _net_, .40 | | Aunt 'Liza's Hero _net_, .40 | | Asa Holmes 1.00 | | Flip's "Islands of Providence" 1.00 | | Songs Ysame 1.00 | | | | L.C. PAGE AND COMPANY | | 200 Summer Street, Boston, Mass. | | | +--------------------------------------------------------------+
[Illustration: "THERE WERE VOICES PASSING HER DOOR." (_See page 75_)]
Author of "The Little Colonel's House Party," "The Little Colonel's Holidays," "Two Little Knights of Kentucky," etc.
_Illustrated by_ Sears Gallagher and others
_Copyright, 1902_ BY L.C. PAGE & COMPANY (INCORPORATED)
Colonial Press Electrotyped and Printed by C.H. Simonds & Co. Boston, Mass., U.S.A.
These stories first appeared in the _Youth's Companion_ and _Forward_. The author wishes to acknowledge the courtesy of the editors in permitting her to republish them in the present volume.
Messrs. L.C. Page & Company wish also to acknowledge the courtesy of the editors, by which they were able to arrange for the use of the original illustrations.
"THERE WERE VOICES PASSING HER DOOR" (_See page 75_) _Frontispiece_