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Title: Billie Bradley at Three Towers Hall
or, Leading a Needed Rebellion

Author: Janet D. Wheeler

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Language: English

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BILLIE BRADLEY AT THREE TOWERS HALL

Or, Leading a Needed Rebellion

by

JANET D. WHEELER
Author of "Billie Bradley and Her Inheritance," "Billie Bradley on
Lighthouse Island," Etc.

Illustrated

New York
George Sully & Company
Publishers

Copyright, 1920, by
George Sully & Company

[Illustration: The girls swept past them, and ran down the steps of the
school.]

CONTENTS

I ALMOST A FORTUNE

II THE WRECK

III RECOVERED TREASURE

IV THE "CODFISH"

V AMANDA SURPRISES

VI OFF FOR THREE TOWERS HALL

VII MISS WALTERS

VIII THE DILL PICKLES

IX A NEW ACQUAINTANCE

X LAKE MOLATA

XI LIGHTS OUT

XII TOO MUCH TO EAT

XIII FOUR ENEMIES

XIV BILLIE SNORES SUCCESSFULLY

XV A PLOT FAILS

XVI MYSTERY

XVII THE QUARREL

XVIII THE "CODFISH" AGAIN

XIX ROBBED!

XX CHET PLAYS THE HERO

XXI RAIDING THE PANTRY

XXII A CHALLENGE

XXIII A PRISONER OF WAR

XXIV THE CAPTURE

XXV HAPPY AGAIN

BILLIE BRADLEY AT THREE TOWERS HALL

CHAPTER I

ALMOST A FORTUNE

"Oh, Dad, I can't believe it's true!"

In the rather dim light of the gloomy old room the boys and girls looked
queer--almost ghostly. They were gathered about a sha