Dawn O\'Hara, The Girl Who Laughed
There are a number of things that are pleasanter than being sick in a New York boarding-house when one\'s nearest dearest is a married sister up in far-away Michigan.
Dawn O\'Hara, The Girl Who Laughed
- CHAPTER I. THE SMASH-UP
- CHAPTER II. MOSTLY EGGS
- CHAPTER III. GOOD AS NEW
- CHAPTER IV. DAWN DEVELOPS A HEIMWEH
- CHAPTER V. THE ABSURD BECOMES SERIOUS
- CHAPTER VI. STEEPED IN GERMAN
- CHAPTER VII. BLACKIE\'S PHILOSOPHY
- CHAPTER VIII. KAFFEE AND KAFFEEKUCHEN
- CHAPTER IX. THE LADY FROM VIENNA
- CHAPTER X. A TRAGEDY OF GOWNS
- CHAPTER XI. VON GERHARD SPEAKS
- CHAPTER XII. BENNIE THE CONSOLER
- CHAPTER XIII. THE TEST
- CHAPTER XIV. BENNIE AND THE CHARMING OLD MAID
- CHAPTER XV. FAREWELL TO KNAPFS
- CHAPTER XVI. JUNE MOONLIGHT, AND A NEW BOARDINGHOUSE
- CHAPTER XVII. THE SHADOW OF TERROR
- CHAPTER XVIII. PETER ORME
- CHAPTER XIX. A TURN OF THE WHEEL
- CHAPTER XX. BLACKIE\'S VACATION COMES
- CHAPTER XXI. HAPPINESS
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