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Title: The Meadow-Brook Girls by the Sea
Or The Loss of The Lonesome Bar

Author: Janet Aldridge

Release Date: November 18, 2005 [EBook #17099]

Language: English

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[Illustration: The Sea Lay Sparkling in the Sunlight. _Frontispiece_.]

The Meadow-Brook
Girls by the Sea

OR

The Loss of The Lonesome Bar

By

JANET ALDRIDGE

Author of the Meadow-Brook Girls Under Canvas, The Meadow-Brook
Girls Across Country, The Meadow-Brook Girls
Afloat, The Meadow-Brook Girls in The Hills,
The Meadow-Brook Girls on The
Tennis Courts

THE SAALFIELD PUBLISHING COMPANY

Akron, Ohio New York

Made in U.S.A.

Copyright MCMXIV

_By_ THE SAALFIELD PUBLISHING COMPANY

CONTENTS

I. A DELIGHTFUL MYSTERY

II. WHAT CAME OF A COLD PLUNGE

III. HARRIET HAS A NARROW ESCAPE

IV. A QUESTION OF POLITICS

V. THE ROCKY ROAD TO WAU-WAU

VI. AT HOME BY THE SEA

VII. A SUDDEN STORM

VIII. A NEVER-TO-BE-FORGOTTEN NIGHT

IX. A SURPRISE THAT PROVED A SHOCK

X. SUMMONED TO THE COUNCIL

XI. A REWARD WELL EARNED

XII. MYSTERY ON A SAND BAR

XIII. A STRANGE PROCEEDING

XIV. A VISITOR WHO WAS WELCOME

XV. TOMMY MAKES A DISCOVERY

XVI. TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE

XVII. WHEN THEIR SHIP CAME IN

XVIII. FIREWORKS FROM THE MASTHEAD

XIX. SAILING THE BLUE WATER

XX. OUT OF SIGHT OF LAND

XXI. AN ANXIOUS OUTLOOK

XXII. IN THE GRIP OF MIGHTY SEAS

XXIII. WAGING A DESPERATE BATTLE

XXIV. CONCLUSION

CHAPTER I

A DELIGHTFUL MYSTERY