The
School-Girls in Number 40
OR,
PRINCIPLE PUT TO THE TEST.

School Girls in No. 40.—Frontispiece.

“How am I ever to get all these things into two trunks?” p. 9.

THE
School-Girls in Number 40;
OR,
PRINCIPLE PUT TO THE TEST.

“Let him that thinketh he standeth take heed lest he fall.”

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