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• 1.Under the Lilacs - Chapter 17
• Celia, Ive a notion that we ought to give Ben something. A sort of peace-offering, you know; for he feels dreadfully hurt about our suspecting him, sa...
• 2.Under the Lilacs - Chapter 16
• A few days later, Miss Celia was able to go about with her arm in a sling, pale still, and rather stiff, but so much better than any one expected, tha...
• 3.Under the Lilacs - Chapter 15
• Great was the mourning for Sancho, because his talents and virtues made him universally admired and beloved. Miss Celia advertised, Thorny offered rew...
• 4.Under the Lilacs - Chapter 14
• Putting all care behind them, the young folks ran down the hill, with a very lively dog gambolling beside them, and took a delightfully tantalizing su...
• 5.Under the Lilacs - Chapter 13
• School is done, Now well have fun, Sung Bab and Betty, slamming down their books as if they never meant to take them up again, when they came home on ...
• 6.Under the Lilacs - Chapter 12
• Every one was very kind to Ben when his loss was known. The Squire wrote to Mr. Smithers that the boy had found friends and would stay where he was. M...
• 7.Under the Lilacs - Chapter 11
• Mrs. Moss woke Ben with a kiss next morning, for her heart yearned over the fatherless lad as if he had been her own, and she had no other way of show...
• 8.Under the Lilacs - Chapter 10
• Thank you, maam, thats a tip-top book, specially the pictures. But I cant bear to see these poor fellows; and Ben brooded over the fine etching of the...
• 9.Under the Lilacs - Chapter 9
• Exactly five minutes before six the party arrived in great state, for Bab and Betty wore their best frocks and hair-ribbons, Ben had a new blue shirt ...
• 10.Under the Lilacs - Chapter 8
• Ben was not too tired, and the clearing-up began that very night. None too soon, for in a day or two things arrived, to the great delight of the child...