Cap'n Dan's Daughter

Renew：Part 67
Author：Joseph Crosby Lincoln
Update：08-15-2023
Tags：Fiction Literature
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Chapter of the Ladies of Honor, and prominent socially, as was Mrs. Dott; but Mr.
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter of the Guild of Ladies of Honor. He was thinking, and thinking hard. Aunt Lavinia"s will had changed their position in life, so Serena had said. She had said other things, also, and he was beginning, dimly, to realize what they might mean.
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
Chapter 15
Chapter 16
Chapter of the Guild of the Ladies of Honor. The order Mrs. Black belongs to."
Chapter made it a point to be always abreast of the times. Theirs was not a suffrage organization because, as many of them said, the belief in suffrage was so common nowadays. Their motto was "Advancement." Just what sort of advancement seemed to make little difference.
Chapter that Serena and Daniel were really very nice people. "A little countrified, of course. You must expect that. But they are very kind hearted and immensely wealthy--oh, immensely." She was kind enough to add that Serena was quite an exceptional person and an advanced thinker, considering her opportunities. "The club people were going to take them up, and so I felt that we should get in first," she explained. "If they should prove to be impossible we can drop them at any time, of course."
Chapter people say they are sort of back numbers."
Chapter and her work there, and he displayed a knowledge of and an interest in that Chapter and its members which was very gratifying.
Chapter representatives with condescending urbanity. When the reception began, somehow or other, Cousin Percy was in the receiving line.
Chapter so much already. There"s no reason why he can"t be here; we"ve got plenty of room. And it will only be while he"s on his vacation, anyway."
Chapter delegates; we will travel together."
Chapter and I shall probably not be home till very late."
Chapter meeting, you say. Did she go alone?"
Chapter to-night? It must have been an open meeting, otherwise Mr. Hungerford couldn"t have gone. Why didn"t you go with Mother?"
Chapter 28
Chapter and--oh, all sorts."
Chapter disease. Gertrude, upon whose good sense and diplomacy he had banked so heavily, was rapidly losing that sense. So far from influencing her mother to give up the "crazy notions" which were, Daniel firmly believed, wrecking their home and happiness, she was actually encouraging and abetting these notions.
Chapter foolishness?"
Chapter papers and speeches more than you could imagine. As for Gertie"s trottin" around with him, that"s just foolishness. She"s gone to picture shows and such when he asked her to, but that"s only because she likes such things and wanted company her own age. It"s all foolishness, I tell you. If anybody says "tain"t, you tell "em I say they"re lyin". By G.o.dfreys! if they say it to me I"ll--"
Chapter work, and she means to do more. She is going to join the Chapter herself. She--why, what"s the matter?"
Chapter thing?"
Chapter meetings or "At Homes" to his mind.
Chapter friends it is to be broad-minded and independent. If Mrs. Lake is not a living example of independence, who is?"
Chapter meetin"s, I"ll go any time. You won"t have to ask me but once."
Chapter of yours. You never used to be crazy about Chapters. You used to poke fun at "em. You did and you know it. But since you"ve got here to Scarford--I can"t help it, Serena; I"m mad clean through. Can"t YOU tell that girl to stay to home where she belongs?"
Chapter here is a large one and Mrs. Dott is interested in it. The interest will wear off when it gets to be an old story."
Chapter doin"s go off? You"re a member now, I suppose, Gertie?"
Chapter affairs and--"
Chapter 42
Chapter 43
Chapter politics was occupying Mrs. Dott"s mind, a development so wonderful and so glorious in its promise that that lady could think or speak of little else.
Chapter than anything else in the world, but--"
Chapter 46
Chapter members, and the pair spent hours checking that list together. Then Gertrude announced that she was going to make some calls. She made them and returned, exultant.
Chapter 48
Chapter 49
Chapter 50
Chapter 51
Chapter 52
Chapter 53
Chapter 54
Chapter 55
Chapter you tell her--"
Chapter 57
Chapter 58
Chapter 59
Chapter 60
Chapter 61
Chapter and would-be society crowd of hers. I tried at first to reason with her, but that was useless. She was too far gone for reason. So I thought and thought until I had a plan. I believed if I could show her, by my own example, how silly and ridiculous the kind of people she a.s.sociated with were, if I pretended to be as bad as the worst of them, she would begin by seeing how ridiculous _I_ was, and be frightened into realizing her own position. At any rate, she would be forced into giving it all up to save me. Of course I didn"t expect her to be taken ill. When THAT happened I was SO conscience-stricken. I thought I never should forgive myself. But it has turned out so well, that even that is--"
Chapter goins on. I see her name in the Newspaper about evry day.
Chapter 64
Chapter 65
Chapter 66
Chapter 67