The Sea Lay Sparkling in the Sunlight.
The Meadow-Brook
Girls by the Sea
OR
The Loss of The Lonesome Bar
By
JANET ALDRIDGE
Author of the Meadow-Brook Girls Under Canvas, The Meadow-Brook
Girls Across Country, The Meadow-Brook Girls
Afloat, The Meadow-Brook Girls in The Hills,
The Meadow-Brook Girls on The
Tennis Courts
THE SAALFIELD PUBLISHING COMPANY
Akron, Ohio New York
Made in U.S.A.
Copyright MCMXIV
By THE SAALFIELD PUBLISHING COMPANY
CONTENTS
| Chapter. | Page. | ||
| I | A Delightful Mystery | 7 | |
| II | What Came of a Cold Plunge | 21 | |
| III | Harriet Has a Narrow Escape | 33 | |
| IV | A Question of Politics | 43 | |
| V | The Rocky Road to Wau-Wau | 56 | |
| VI | At Home by the Sea | 73 | |
| VII | A Sudden Storm | 83 | |
| VIII | A Never-to-be-Forgotten Night | 91 | |
| IX | A Surprise That Proved a Shock | 102 | |
| X | Summoned to the Council | 109 | |
| XI | A Reward Well Earned | 120 | |
| XII | Mystery on a Sand Bar | 131 | |
| XIII | A Strange Proceeding | 139 | |
| XIV | A Visitor Who Was Welcome | 147 | |
| XV | Tommy Makes a Discovery | 157 | |
| XVI | Too Good to be True | 167 | |
| XVII | When Their Ship Came In | 178 | |
| XVIII | Fireworks From the Masthead | ||