Betty at Fort Blizzard

[Frontispiece: Anita walked down the stairs and came face to face with Broussard and Mrs. Lawrence. (missing from book)]

BETTY AT FORT BLIZZARD

By - MOLLY ELLIOT SEAWELL

WITH ILLUSTRATIONS IN COLOR AND FROM PEN DRAWINGS BY EDMUND FREDERICK

PHILADELPHIA & LONDON J. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY 1916

ILLUSTRATIONS

IN COLOR - Anita Walked Down the Stairs and Came Face to Face with Broussard and Mrs. Lawrence...... Frontispiece - Broussard Lifted Gamechick by the Bridle and the Next Moment Cleared Both Mare and Girl - The Last Glimpse Broussard Had of Anita Was, As She Stood, Her Arm About Gamechick's Neck - "This Was Enclosed in a Letter to Me From Mr. Broussard," said the Colonel

FROM PEN DRAWINGS - The Black Mare Suddenly Threw Her Head Down and Her Heels Up - "Miss Anita is in there with Mr. Broussard, an' He got on His Courtin' Breeches, an' They's Just as Quiet as a Couple of Sleepin' Babies" - "Never Mind, Dear, Darling Daddy, I Love You Just the Same" - Mrs. McGillicuddy Sat Majestically Upright in the Buggy, While the Sergeant Bestrode the Peaceful and Amiable Dot - "Neither You nor Your Child Shall Suffer for the Present" - Kettle Dropped the Reins, and Grasping Corporal Around the Neck Hung on Desperately - "Don't Call Your Father 'the Poor old Chap,'" Said Mrs. Fortescue Positively

BETTY AT FORT BLIZZARD

CHAPTER I - "MISS BETTY" IN A NEW RÔLE