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The Youngest Girl in the School
THE YOUNGEST GIRL
IN
THE SCHOOL
THE YOUNGEST GIRL
IN
THE SCHOOL
BY
EVELYN SHARP
AUTHOR OF ’THE MAKING OF A SCHOOLGIRL,’ ’WYMPS,’ ETC.
WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY C. E. BROCK
New York
THE MACMILLAN COMPANY
LONDON: MACMILLAN & CO., Ltd.
1906
All rights reserved
Set up and electrotyped September, 1901. Reprinted January, 1902.
New edition September, 1906.
Norwood Press
J. S. Cushing & Co.–Berwick & Smith
Norwood
Mass. U.S.A.
TO
THE PROFESSOR
| ILLUSTRATIONS | ||
| PAGE | ||
| ‘May I–may I have all that?’ | 27 | |
| ‘Look here, Babs,’ she began, smoothing the mop of tangled hair | 45 | |
| ‘What in the name of wonder are you children doing down there?’ | 99 | |
| Five heads suddenly appeared at the open window | 108 | |
| ‘Dear me!’ he said, slightly taken aback | 175 | |
| ‘Hullo!’ said Jean. ‘What’s the matter?’ | 184 | |
| ‘Tell me, Herr Doktor’ | 261 | |
| ‘So he got Jill’ | 310 | |
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