A Little Princess

Sara Crewe's privileged status at her boarding school ends when her father dies. Left penniless, Sara retains her pluck and optimism, which attract the notice of a mysterious benefactor.

Frances Hodgson Burnett (1849-1924), author of The Secret Garden, and Little Lord Fauntleroy, enjoyed wider popularity in her own time with both adult and child readers than many other writers Nancy Bond, Newbery Honor author of the fantasy novel A String in the Harp, as well as many other books for young readers, lives in Concord, Massachusetts

Foreword

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Sara

1

(16)

A French Lesson

17

(9)

Ermengarde

26

(12)

Lottie

38

(13)

Becky

51

(16)

The Diamond Mines

67

(16)

The Diamond Mines Again

83

(30)

In the Attic

113

(16)

Melchisedec

129

(17)

The Indian Gentleman

146

(18)

Ram Dass

164

(14)

The Other Side of the Wall

178

(12)

One of the Populace

190

(16)

What Melchisedec Heard and Saw

206

(8)

The Magic

214

(37)

The Visitor

251

(23)

``It is the Child!''

274

(11)

``I Tried Not to Be''

285

(18)

Anne

303

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