A Very Naughty Girl

"A Very Naughty Girl" is written in the moralistic style of the early nineteen hundreds. The Wynfords of Wyndford Castle are forced to welcome a sixteen year old Evelyn into their home. She is the niece of Squire Wynford and the heiress of the Wynford estate.

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A Very Naughty Girl

CHAPTER I.—SYLVIA AND AUDREY.
CHAPTER II.—ARRIVAL OF EVELYN.
CHAPTER III.—THE CRADLE LIFE OF WILD EVE.
CHAPTER IV.—“I DRAW THE LINE AT UNCLE NED.”
CHAPTER V.—FRANK’S EYES.
CHAPTER VI.—THE HUNGRY GIRL.
CHAPTER VII.—STAYING TO DINNER.
CHAPTER VIII.—EVENING-DRESS.
CHAPTER IX.—BREAKFAST IN BED.
CHAPTER X.—JASPER WAS TO GO.
CHAPTER XI.—“I CANNOT ALTER MY PLANS.”
CHAPTER XII.—HUNGER.
CHAPTER XIII.—JASPER TO THE RESCUE.
169CHAPTER XIV.—CHANGE OF PLANS.
CHAPTER XV.—SCHOOL.
198CHAPTER XVI.—SYLVIA’S DRIVE.
CHAPTER XVII.—THE FALL IN THE SNOW.
CHAPTER XVIII.—A RED GIPSY CLOAK.
CHAPTER XIX.—“WHY DID YOU DO IT?”
CHAPTER XX.—“NOT GOOD NOR HONORABLE.”
CHAPTER XXI.—THE TORN BOOK.
CHAPTER XXII.—“STICK TO YOUR COLORS, EVELYN.”
CHAPTER XXIII.—ONE WEEK OF GRACE.
CHAPTER XXIV.—“WHO IS E. W.?”
CHAPTER XXV.—UNCLE EDWARD.
CHAPTER XXVI.—TANGLES.
343CHAPTER XXVII.—THE STRANGE VISITOR IN THE BACK BEDROOM.
CHAPTER XXVIII.—THE ROOM WITH THE LIGHT THAT FLICKERED.
CHAPTER XXIX.—WHAT COULD IT MEAN?
CHAPTER 30.—THE LOADED GUN.
CHAPTER 31.—FOR UNCLE EDWARD’S SAKE.

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