THE GIRL FROM ALSACE

A ROMANCE OF THE GREAT WAR

Originally Published under the title of
LITTLE COMRADE

BY BURTON E. STEVENSON

NEW YORK
GROSSET & DUNLAP
PUBLISHERS

Copyright, 1914.
BY BURTON E. STEVENSON

Copyright, 1915.
BY HENRY HOLT AND COMPANY

Published March, 1915

THERE WAS SOMETHING SINISTER AND THREATENING ABOUT THOSE ROOFLESS BLACKENED WALLS.

PUBLISHER'S NOTE

The Story of THE GIRL FROM ALSACE

The book was originally published under the title of Little Comrade. Ithas been changed to The Girl from Alsace, as the publishers consideredthat name as better descriptive of the character of the story. Thedramatic elements of the story led to its being put in play form, and itbecame the theatrical success entitled Arms and the Girl, with FayBainter and Cyril Scott playing the leading rôles. It has also beenproduced as a photo-play by the World Film Company under the title OnDangerous Ground, featuring Carlyle Blackwell and Gail Kane, and isbeing widely shown throughout the country.

CONTENTS

CHAPTER I. The Thirty-first of July
CHAPTER II. The First Rumblings
CHAPTER III. "State of War"
CHAPTER IV. The Mystery of the Satin Slippers
CHAPTER V. One Way to Acquire a Wife
CHAPTER VI. The Snare
CHAPTER VII. In the Trap
CHAPTER VIII. Presto! Change!
CHAPTER IX. The Frontier
CHAPTER X. Fortune Frowns
CHAPTER XI. The Night Attack
CHAPTER XII. An Army in Action
CHAPTER XIII. The Passage of the Meuse
CHAPTER XIV. The Last Dash
CHAPTER XV. Disaster
CHAPTER XVI. A Trust Fulfilled
CHAPTER XVII. "Little Comrade"

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