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SQUIB AND HIS FRIENDS.
“Squib flung himself upon the dog, and threw his arms about his neck.”
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SQUIB AND HIS FRIENDS ❧ BY E. EVERETT-GREEN
LONDON, EDINBURGH,
AND NEW YORK
THOMAS NELSON
AND SONS
CONTENTS.
| I. | “THE ODD ONE,” | 9 |
| II. | GOING AWAY, | 28 |
| III. | THE CHALET IN THE HILLS, | 47 |
| IV. | THE LITTLE GOAT-HERD, | 65 |
| V. | COMRADES, | 84 |
| VI. | HERR ADLER, | 102 |
| VII. | HAPPY HOURS, | 124 |
| VIII. | A WONDERFUL WALK, | 148 |
| IX. | A STORY AND A FAREWELL, | 175 |
| X. | A MOUNTAIN STORM, | 204 |
| XI. | PLANS AND PROJECTS, | 221 |
| XII. | FAREWELLS, | 238 |
| XIII. | GOING HOME, | 256 |
| XIV. | CONCLUSION, | 272 |
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
| “SQUIB FLUNG HIMSELF UPON THE DOG, AND THREW HIS ARMS ABOUT HIS NECK,” | Frontispiece. |
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