Chapter I: Front Matter

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Amy in Acadia

Amy in Acadia

_A Story for Girls_

By
Helen Leah Reed

Author of "The Brenda Books" "Miss Theodora"
"Irma and Nap"

With Illustrations by Katharine Pyle

Boston
Little, Brown, and Company
1905

_Copyright, 1905_,
BY LITTLE, BROWN, AND COMPANY.
_All rights reserved_

Published October, 1905

THE UNIVERSITY PRESS, CAMBRIDGE, MASS., U. S. A.

TO CONSTANCE
MY NIECE
WHO JOURNEYED WITH ME THROUGH ACADIA

Contents

CHAPTER PAGE

I BANISHED 1

II LOST AND FOUND 14

III TOWARD METEGHAN 29

IV YVONNE 43

V NEW PEOPLE 57

VI PIERRE AND POINT A L'EGLISE 71

VII DIGBY DAYS 89

VIII TWO ADVENTURES 105

IX OLD PORT ROYAL 119

X EXPLORATIONS 134

XI A TEA PARTY 147

XII IN THE FOG 163

XIII LETTERS AND SOME COMMENTS 178

XIV AN EXCURSION 191

XV WITH PREJUDICE 204

XVI EVANGELINE'S COUNTRY 219

XVII SAFE AGAIN 236

XVIII THE RIGHT AND THE WRONG OF IT 249

XIX A DISCOVERY 263

XX FIRE AND FLAME 279

XXI OLD CHEBUCTO 299

XXII FINDING COUSINS 315

XXIII GOOD-BYE TO HALIFAX 329

List of Illustrations

"From a drawer behind the counter she drew a small
fan" _Frontispiece_

"'Madame Bourque,' she cried, 'I asked him to come to
see me'" _Page_ 71

"'Hello! hello!' she shouted" " 170

"'Why, what is the matter, child?' she asked
affectionately" " 246

"After one ineffectual effort to pry open the lock, the
other one had thrown down the scissors" " 282

"Behind Lucian stalked Malachai, flourishing his cane
after the fashion of a drum-major" " 320

_Amy in Acadia_