Happy HouseIn this delightful novel, a pair of best friends -- both of whom are named Anne Leavitt -- have just graduated from college and are about to embark on their new lives. But when a letter arrives bearing an unexpected requested, the pair are torn apart and forced to make new plans. |
Contents
| 6 | |
| 23 | |
Chapter III Happy House | 33 |
Chapter IV Aunt Milly | 44 |
Chapter V BirdsNest | 53 |
Chapter VI In the Orchard | 61 |
Chapter VII Aunt Millys Story | 68 |
Chapter VIII Blindys Triumph | 76 |
Chapter XVI Peter Lends a Hand | 135 |
Chapter XVII Nancy Plans a Party | 146 |
Chapter XVIII The Party | 154 |
Chapter XIX The Master | 162 |
Chapter XX A Picnic | 173 |
Chapter XXI Davys Gift | 181 |
Chapter XXII Real Leavitts and Others | 188 |
Chapter XXIII What the Chimney Held | 196 |
Chapter IX Davys Club | 80 |
Chapter X The Hired Man | 87 |
Chapter XI Moonshine and Fairies | 94 |
Chapter XII Liz | 101 |
Chapter XIII The Fourth of July | 110 |
Chapter XIV Mrs Eaton Calls | 118 |
Chapter XV Guns and String Beans | 125 |
Chapter XXIV Peter | 202 |
Chapter XXV Nancys Confession | 208 |
Chapter XXVI Eugene Standbridge Leavitt | 216 |
Chapter XXVII Archie Eaton Returns | 221 |
Chapter XXVIII A Letter from the Master | 227 |
Chapter XXIX Barry | 235 |
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