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       L. M. Montgomery

      Lucy Maud Montgomery Short Stories, 1904

      Published by Good Press, 2019

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      EAN 4057664654700

       Short Stories 1904

       A Fortunate Mistake ToC

       An Unpremeditated Ceremony ToC

       At the Bay Shore Farm ToC

       Elizabeth's Child ToC

       Freda's Adopted Grave ToC

       How Don Was Saved ToC

       Miss Madeline's Proposal ToC

       Miss Sally's Company ToC

       Mrs. March's Revenge ToC

       Nan ToC

       Natty of Blue Point ToC

       Penelope's Party Waist ToC

       The Girl and The Wild Race ToC

       The Promise of Lucy Ellen ToC

       The Pursuit of the Ideal ToC

       The Softening of Miss Cynthia ToC

       Them Notorious Pigs ToC

       Why Not Ask Miss Price? ToC

       Table of Contents

A Fortunate Mistake 1904
An Unpremeditated Ceremony 1904
At the Bay Shore Farm 1904
Elizabeth's Child 1904
Freda's Adopted Grave 1904
How Don Was Saved 1904
Miss Madeline's Proposal 1904
Miss Sally's Company 1904
Mrs. March's Revenge 1904
Nan 1904
Natty of Blue Point 1904
Penelope's Party Waist 1904
The Girl and The Wild Race 1904
The Promise of Lucy Ellen 1904
The Pursuit of the Ideal 1904
The Softening of Miss Cynthia 1904
Them Notorious Pigs 1904
Why Not Ask Miss Price? 1904

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      "Oh, dear! oh, dear!" fretted Nan Wallace, twisting herself about uneasily on the sofa in her pretty room. "I never thought before that the days could be so long as they are now."

      "Poor you!" said her sister Maude sympathetically. Maude was moving briskly about the room, putting it into the beautiful order that Mother insisted on. It was Nan's week to care for their room, but Nan had sprained her ankle three days ago and could do nothing but lie on the sofa ever since. And very tired of it, too, was wide-awake, active Nan.

      "And the picnic this afternoon, too!" she sighed. "I've looked forward to it all summer. And it's a perfect day—and I've got to stay here and nurse this foot."

      Nan looked vindictively at the bandaged member, while Maude leaned out of the window to pull a pink climbing rose. As she did so she nodded to someone in the village street below.

      "Who is passing?" asked Nan.

      "Florrie Hamilton."

      "Is she going to the picnic?" asked Nan indifferently.

      "No. She wasn't asked. Of course, I don't suppose she expected to be. She knows she isn't in our set. She must feel horribly out of place at school. A lot of the girls say it is ridiculous of her father to send her to Miss Braxton's private school—a factory overseer's daughter."

      "She