The Girl Next Door

The Girl Next Door by Augusta Huiell Seaman, author of “The Sapphire Signet,” “The Boarded-Up House,” etc.

CONTENTS
Illustration: Marcia turned to stare out of the window at the house opposite
Dedication
Chapter 1. Marcia’s Secret
Chapter 2. The Face Behind the Shutter
Chapter 3. The Gate Opens
Chapter 4. The Backward Glance
Illustration: Cecily Marlowe passed them by without a look
Chapter 5. The Handkerchief in the Window
Chapter 6. Cecily Reveals Herself
Chapter 7. Surprises All Around
Chapter 8. At The End of the String
Illustration: “They heard Cecily’s light footsteps”
Chapter 9. For the Sake of Cecily
Illustration: “I’m going to ask Miss Benedict if we can’t open these shutters,” cried Janet, suddenly
Chapter 10. The Filigree Bracelet
Chapter 11. The Lifted Veil
Illustration: “In the sudden light of the open door she stood revealed”
Chapter 12. Miss Benedict Speaks
Chapter 13. Via Wireless
Chapter 14. The Writing on the Bracelets
Illustration: “Words on two bracelets are Identical,” replied Lee Ching, precisely
Illustration: Writing: “From the maker of melodies to the flower-maiden on this day of their wedding. Amoy, Sept. 25, 1889.”
Chapter 15. Puzzling It Out
Chapter 16. One Mystery Explained
Illustration: “Child, I suppose you wonder very much at this queer life I lead!”
Chapter 17. Major Goodrich Assists
Illustration
Chapter 18. The Major Has a Further Inspiration
Chapter 19. The Unexpected
Chapter 20. Aunt Minerva Takes Command
Chapter 21. Six Months Later
Illustration: “Sydney must have come in again; I hear him practising!”