The Luckiest Girl in the School. Angela Brazil

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       Angela Brazil

      The Luckiest Girl in the School

      Published by Good Press, 2019

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      EAN 4057664098238

Table of Contents

       CHAPTER I

       A Great Change

       CHAPTER II

       An Entrance Examination

       CHAPTER III

       Seaton High School

       CHAPTER IV

       The Symposium

       CHAPTER V

       Aunt Harriet

       CHAPTER VI

       A Crisis

       CHAPTER VII

       An Autumn Foray

       CHAPTER VIII

       Concerns a Camera

       CHAPTER IX

       The School Service Badge

       CHAPTER X

       A Scare

       CHAPTER XI

       The Open-air Camp

       CHAPTER XII

       Captain Winona

       CHAPTER XIII

       The Hostel

       CHAPTER XIV

       The Hockey Season

       CHAPTER XV

       Winona Turns Chauffeur

       CHAPTER XVI

       The Athletic Display

       CHAPTER XVII

       Back to the Land

       CHAPTER XVIII

       A Friend in Need

       CHAPTER XIX

       The Swimming Contest

       CHAPTER XX

       The Red Cross Hospital

       CHAPTER XXI

       The End of the Term

       SAVE THE WRAPPER!

CHAPTER I

       Table of Contents

A Great Change

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      "There's no doubt about it, we really must economize somehow!" sighed Mrs. Woodward helplessly, with her housekeeping book in one hand, and her bank pass-book in the other, and an array of bills spread out on the table in front of her. "Children, do you hear what I say? The war will make a great difference to our income, and we can't—simply can't—go on living in exactly the old way. The sooner we all realize it the better. I wish I knew where to begin."

      "Might knock off going to church, and save the money we give in collections!" suggested Percy flippantly. "It must tot up to quite a decent sum in the course of a year, not to mention pew rent!"

      His mother cast a reproachful glance at him.

      "Now, Percy, do be serious for once! You and Winona are quite old enough to understand business matters. I must discuss them with somebody. As I said before, we shall really have to economize somehow, and the question is where to begin."

      "I saw some hints in a magazine the other day," volunteered Winona, hunting among a pile of papers, and fishing up a copy of The Housewife's Journal. "Here you are! There's a whole article on War Economies. It says you can halve your expenses if you only try. It gives ten different recipes. Number One, Dispense with Servants. Oh, goody! I don't know how the