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Phemie Frost's Experiences

By Ann S. (Ann Sophia) Stephens

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PHEMIE FROST'S EXPERIENCES. BY Mrs. ANN S. STEPHENS.
- NEW YORK: G. W. Carleton & Co., Publishers. LONDON: S. LOW, SON & CO. M.DCCC.LXXIV.
- PREFACE.
- CONTENTS.
- PHŒMIE FROST'S EXPERIENCES.
- I. LEAVING HOME.
  - HELL GATE.
- HELL GATE.
- II. PHŒMIE'S FIRST VISIT.
- III. ABOUT GIRLS.
- IV. MORE ABOUT GIRLS.
- V. POOR CHILDREN.
- VI. HE HAS COME.
- VII. THE FRENCH DRESS-MAKER.
- VIII. THE GENUINE MADAME.
- IX. READY TO LAND.
- X. DOWN THE BAY.
- XI. THE GRAND DUKE.
- XII. TICKETS FOR THE BALL.
- XIII. THE GRAND DUKE'S BALL.
- XIV. THE NATURAL HISTORY PHILANTHROPIST.
- XV. CHRISTMAS IN NEW YORK.
- XVI. THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS.
- XVII. EARLY SERVICE.
- XVIII. HIGH CHURCH.
- XIX. CHRISTMAS MORNING.
- XX. ABOUT LIONS.
- XXI. DINING IN THE DARK.
- XXII. NEW YEAR'S DAY.
- XXIII. THE NEW YEAR'S RECEPTION.
- XXIV. MIGNON: A NIGHT AT THE GRAND OPERA.
- XXV. THE BLACK CROOK.
- XXVI. LIVING APART.
- XXVII. MORE ABOUT FISK.
- XXVIII. SHE WOULD GO.
- XXIX. MR. GREELEY'S BIRTHDAY PARTY.
- XXX. LEAP YEAR.
- XXXI. A MAN THAT WOULDN'T TAKE MONEY.
- XXXII. A DEMOCRATIC LUNCH.
- XXXIII. DEMPSTER PROPOSES A TRIP.
- XXXIV. IN WASHINGTON.
- XXXV. GETTING INFORMATION.
- XXXVI. THE LIEDERKRANZ BALL.
- XXXVII. HOW DID THE PAPERS KNOW?
- XXXVIII. RECEPTION OF THE JAPANESE.
- XXXIX. THE JAPANESE.
- XL. THAT DIPLOMATIC STAG PARTY.
- XLI. THE DINNER.
- XLII. IN THE BASEMENT OF THE CAPITOL.
- XLIII. PHŒMIE DINES WITH A SENATOR.
- XLIV. MARBLE HALLS.
- XLV. RANDOLPH ROGERS' BRONZE DOORS.
- XLVI. WAS IT A MEETING-HOUSE?
- XLVII. EASTER.
- XLVIII. A CHURCH HIGHER YET.
- XLIX. EASTER SUNDAY.
- L. THAT MAN WITH THE LANTERN.
- LI. MRS. GRANT'S RECEPTION.
- LII. REPRESENTATIVE WOMEN.
- LIII. A LITERARY PARTY.
- LIV. DRESSING FOR A PARTY.
- LV. FOREIGN MINISTERS.
- LVI. GOOD CLOTHES.
- LVII. THE PARTY OF THE SEASON.
- LVIII. DOWN THE POTOMAC.
- LIX. MOUNT VERNON.
- LX. MR. GREELEY'S NOMINATION.
- LXI. WOMEN AND THINGS.
- LXII. A TRIP TO ANNAPOLIS.
- LXIII. AMONG THE CADETS.
- LXIV. AMERICAN AUTHORS.
- LXV. THE STATUE OF SHAKESPEARE.
- LXVI. RACING DRESSES.
- XLVII. THE FIRST HORSE-RACE.
- LXVIII. OFF AGAIN.
- LXIX. THE STEEPLE-CHASE.
- LXX. PREPARING FOR SEA.
- LXXI. YACHT-RACING.
- LXXII. MUSIC THAT IS MUSIC.
- LXXIII. HUBBISHNESS.
- LXXIV. THUNDERS OF MUSIC.
- LXXV. SARATOGA TRUNKS.
- LXXVI. THE DOLLY VARDEN.
- LXXVII. STARTING FOR LONG BRANCH.
- LXXVIII. THAT HAIR-TRUNK.
- LXXIX. AT THE BRANCH.
- LXXX. THE RACE-COURSE.
- LXXXI. CLIMBING SEA CLIFF.
- LXXXII. FIGHTING FOR THE BODY.
- LXXXIII. LIONS AND LAMBS.
- LXXXIV. EXPERIENCES.
- LXXXV. THE SECOND DAY.
- LXXXVI. THE BLACKSMITH'S CONVERSION.
- LXXXVII. THAT OVATION OF FIRE.
- LXXXVIII. LET HIM GO.
- LXXXIX. DONE UP IN A HURRY.
- CHAPTER XC. THE YELLOW FLAG.
- CHAPTER XCI. THE MAN THAT SAVED ME.
- XCII. PLEASURE BAY.
- CHAPTER XCIII. NETTING CRABS.
- CHAPTER XCIV. EXTRA POLITENESS.
- CHAPTER XCV. THE CLAM-BAKE.
- CHAPTER XCVI. THAT CLAM BAKE.
- XCVII. ONE HOUR OF HEAVEN.
- XCVI. C. O. D.
- XCVII. TAKEN IN.
  - THE END.
- THE END.