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CONTENTS
- I. MISS POLLY . . . . . . . . 1
- II. OLD TOM AND NANCY . . . . 9
- III. THE COMING OF POLLYANNA. 15
- IV. THE LITTLE ATTIC ROOM . . . . 27
- V. THE GAME . . . . . . . 40
- VI. A QUESTION OF DUTY . . . . . 49
- VII. POLLYANNA AND PUNISHMENTS . . . 63
- VIII. POLLYANNA PAYS A VISIT . . . . 72
- IX. WHICH TELLS OF THE MAN . . . 86
- X. A SURPRISE FOR MRS. SNOW . . . 93
- XI. INTRODUCING JIMMY 107
- XII. BEFORE THE LADIES' AID . . . . 122
- XIII. IN PENDLETON WOODS. . 128
- XIV. JUST A MATTER OF JELLY . . . . 138
- XV. DR. CHILTON . . . . . . . 147
- XVI. A RED ROSE AND A LACE: SHAWL . . :162
- XVII. "JUST LIKE A BOOK" . . . . 173
- XVIII. PRISMS . . . . . . . . 183
- XIX. WHICH IS SOMEWHAT SURPRISING . . 192
- XX. WHICH IS MORE SURPRISING . . .198
- XXI. A QUESTION ANSWERED . . . . 207
- XXII. SERMONS AND WOODBOXES . . . . 217
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- XXIII. AN ACCIDENT . . . 229
- XXIV. JOHN PENDLETON . . . . . 238
- XXV. A WAITING GAME . . . . . 249
- XXVI. A DOOR AJAR . . . . . 258
- XXVII. TWO VISITS . . . . . . 263
- XXVIII. THE GAME AND ITS PLAYERS . . . 274
- XXIX. THROUGH AN OPEN WINDOW . . . 293
- XXX. JIMMY TAKES THE HELM . . . . 301
- XXXI. A NEW UNCLE . . . . . . 306
- XXXII. WHICH IS A LETTER FROM POLLYANNA 309
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