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Phemie Frost’s Experiences

by Ann S. Stephens

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  1. 1Dedication — Preface
  2. 2Phœmie Frost’s Experiences
  3. 3II — Phœmie’s First Visit
  4. 4III — About Girls
  5. 5IV — More About Girls
  6. 6V — Poor Children
  7. 7VI — He Has Come
  8. 8VII — The French Dress-Maker
  9. 9VIII — The Genuine Madame
  10. 10IX — Ready to Land
  11. 11X — Down the Bay
  12. 12XI — The Grand Duke
  13. 13XII — Tickets for the Ball
  14. 14XIII — The Grand Duke’s Ball
  15. 15XIV — The Natural History Philanthropist
  16. 16XV — Christmas in New York
  17. 17XVI — The Night Before Christmas
  18. 18XVII — Early Service
  19. 19XVIII — High Church
  20. 20XIX — Christmas Morning
  21. 21XX — About Lions
  22. 22XXI — Dining in the Dark
  23. 23XXII — New Year’s Day
  24. 24XXIII — The New Year’s Reception
  25. 25XXIV — Mignon: A Night at the Grand Opera
  26. 26XXV — The Black Crook
  27. 27XXVI — Living Apart
  28. 28XXVII — More About Fisk
  29. 29XXVIII — She Would Go
  30. 30XXIX — Mr. Greeley’s Birthday Party
  31. 31XXX — Leap Year
  32. 32XXXI — A Man That Wouldn’t Take Money
  33. 33XXXII — A Democratic Lunch
  34. 34XXXIII — Dempster Proposes a Trip
  35. 35XXXIV — In Washington
  36. 36XXXV — Getting Information
  37. 37XXXVI — The Liederkranz Ball
  38. 38XXXVII — How Did the Papers Know?
  39. 39XXXVIII — Reception of the Japanese
  40. 40XXXIX — The Japanese
  41. 41XL — That Diplomatic Stag Party
  42. 42XLI — The Dinner
  43. 43XLII — In the Basement of the Capitol
  44. 44XLIII — Phœmie Dines With a Senator
  45. 45XLIV — Marble Halls
  46. 46XLV — Randolph Rogers’ Bronze Doors
  47. 47XLVI — Was It a Meeting-House?
  48. 48XLVII — Easter
  49. 49XLVIII — A Church Higher Yet
  50. 50XLIX — Easter Sunday
  51. 51L — That Man With the Lantern
  52. 52Li — Mrs. Grant’s Reception
  53. 53LII — Representative Women
  54. 54LIII — A Literary Party
  55. 55LIV — Dressing for a Party
  56. 56LV — Foreign Ministers
  57. 57LVI — Good Clothes
  58. 58LVII — The Party of the Season
  59. 59LVIII — Down the Potomac
  60. 60LIX — Mount Vernon
  61. 61LX — Mr. Greeley’s Nomination
  62. 62LXI — Women and Things
  63. 63LXII — A Trip to Annapolis
  64. 64LXIII — Among the Cadets
  65. 65LXIV — American Authors
  66. 66LXV — The Statue of Shakespeare
  67. 67LXVI — Racing Dresses
  68. 68XLVII — The First Horse-Race
  69. 69LXVIII — Off Again
  70. 70LXIX — The Steeple-Chase
  71. 71LXX — Preparing for Sea
  72. 72LXXI — Yacht-Racing
  73. 73LXXII — Music That Is Music
  74. 74LXXIII — Hubbishness
  75. 75LXXIV — Thunders of Music
  76. 76LXXV — Saratoga Trunks
  77. 77LXXVI — The Dolly Varden
  78. 78LXXVII — Starting for Long Branch
  79. 79LXXVIII — That Hair-Trunk
  80. 80LXXIX — At the Branch
  81. 81LXXX — The Race-Course
  82. 82LXXXI — Climbing Sea Cliff
  83. 83LXXXII — Fighting for the Body
  84. 84LXXXIII — Lions and Lambs
  85. 85LXXXIV — Experiences
  86. 86LXXXV — The Second Day
  87. 87LXXXVI — The Blacksmith’s Conversion
  88. 88LXXXVII — That Ovation of Fire
  89. 89LXXXVIII — Let Him Go
  90. 90LXXXIX — Done Up in a Hurry
  91. 91Chapter XC — The Yellow Flag
  92. 92Chapter XCI — The Man That Saved Me
  93. 93XCII — Pleasure Bay
  94. 94Chapter XCIII — Netting Crabs
  95. 95Chapter XCIV — Extra Politeness
  96. 96Chapter XCV — The Clam-Bake
  97. 97Chapter XCVI — That Clam Bake
  98. 98XCVII — One Hour of Heaven
  99. 99XCVI — C. O. D.
  100. 100XCVII — Taken In

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