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Deeds of Daring Done by Girls

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A themed collection of short narratives that recount episodes of youthful courage and quick resourcefulness, each presenting a self-contained incident in which girls or young women confront danger, defend others, or solve urgent problems. Stories are often framed as firsthand recollections or vivid sketches, combining period detail and moral emphasis to show loyalty, initiative, and bravery. Illustrations accompany the tales, reinforcing atmosphere and character without shifting focus from the deeds themselves.

DEEDS OF DARING
DONE BY GIRLS

“SEE, CLEMENCE, A GOOD OMEN. LOOK AT THE NEW MOON.”—Page 153.

DEEDS of DARING DONE BY GIRLS

By N. HUDSON MOORE
AUTHOR OF “CHILDREN OF OTHER DAYS,” “THE OLD CHINA BOOK,” “THE OLD FURNITURE BOOK,” “THE LACE BOOK,” “OLD PEWTER, BRASS, COPPER, AND SHEFFIELD PLATE,” “THE COLLECTOR’S MANUAL,” ETC.
With Illustrations in Colour
BY ARCHIE GUNN
NEW YORK · FREDERICK A.
STOKES COMPANY · PUBLISHERS
Copyright, 1906
By Frederick A. Stokes Company
All rights reserved
This edition published in October, 1906
THE UNIVERSITY PRESS, CAMBRIDGE, U. S. A.