Marjorie at Seacote

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Marjorie at Seacote is a book by Carolyn Wells. The contents list, among others, chapters called Kitty's Dinner, Tom, Dick, and Harry, The Sand Club and The Jolly Sandboy. A character named Kingdon calls Kit a dormouse and says he believes Kit would like to sleep half the year. Kitty asks for a real entertainment, a programme one, in which each one must sing a song or speak a piece, or something like that.

Mr. Maynard and Mr. Bryant have transformed themselves into boys, by brushing their hair down very wet and straight, and wearing large, round collars made of white paper. Mr. Maynard says he cannot wait till afternoon and will try to reach the conductor by telephone or go to his home. At Asbury Park, the conductor's wife, Mrs. Fischer, said her husband was asleep and she never disturbed him at that hour.

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About the author

Carolyn Wells

Carolyn Wells (1862 to 1942) was an American writer who produced a huge number of mystery novels, as well as poetry, humour, and children's books. Her detective Fleming Stone appeared in dozens of popular puzzles.