Dorothy Dale : a girl of today

But teacher—" insisted the girl, with commendable courage, "I know
Tavia—"
"Leave the ranks!" called Miss Ellis and Dorothy stepped down—and slipped into a seat alongside her weeping friend. "Sarah

"That was plain, but the waist and sleeves—I never could hav

ere to have a place in the ranks, with Dorothy Dale as their leader. Besides this, the Dalton Drum and Fife Corps would m

ack of Aunt Libby, who had Dorothy's own costume in hand. The

atriotic girl could no more go astray than could a star fall from the flag, he declared; so the Little Captain might go with Tavia if she desired.
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