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When Grandmamma Was New
THE STORY OF A VIRGINIA CHILDHOOD
ILLUSTRATED
TO HORACE AND ERIC FRITZ, TERHUNE, AND STERLING This Story FIRST TOLD TO THEM OVER THE LIBRARY FIRE IN AUTUMN AND WINTER EVENINGS IS MOST LOVINGLY DEDICATED Sunnybank, Pompton, N.J.
Explanatory
Contents
When Grandmamma Was New
Chapter I
The Tragedy of Rozillah
Chapter II
A Prize Fight and a Race
Chapter III
Van Diemen's Land
Chapter IV
Oiled Calico
Chapter V
What Was Done With Musidora
Chapter VI
The Haunted Room
Chapter VII
Just For Fun
Chapter VIII
My First Lie, and What Came of It.
Chapter IX
My Pets
Chapter X
Circumstantial Evidence
Chapter XI
Frankenstein
Chapter XII
My Prize Beet
Chapter XIII
Two Adventures
Chapter XIV
Miss Nancy's Nerves
Chapter XV
Side-Blades & Water-Melons
Chapter XVI
Old Madam Leigh
JOHN AND RUTH LEIGH. TWIN-CHILDREN OF EDWARD AND JUDITH LEIGH. BORN SEPTEMBER 3, 1790. DIED AUGUST 1, 1810. "I was dumb; I opened not my mouth, because THOU didst it."
Chapter XVII
Out into the World
THE FAMOUS PEPPER BOOKS
Ethel In Fairyland
A Japanese Garland
A Partnership In Magic
Defending The Bank
The Mutineers
The Little Citizen
A Little Maid of Concord Town
The Children On The Top Floor
ONLY DOLLIE
Hortense—A Difficult Child
LITTLE BETTY BLEW
Winifred's Neighbors
The Little Girl Next Door
Only Dollie
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