Invincible Minnie
COPYRIGHT, 1920,
BY GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY
PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
A LITTLE FOREWORD
This is not intended to be a romantic story, or a realistic story—not a tale of anything that ever did hap pen, only of something which might have happened. If you know a Minnie, as you very likely do, you will admit that, whether or not she is actually guilty of such deplorable exploits as herein narrated, she is certainly capable of them. Capable of everything!
BOOK ONE: page
- The Campaign Opens 9
- Frankie’s Brief Day 89
- Mr. Petersen is Brought Low 169
- The Destruction of Lionel 233
- The Victorious Conclusion 297
EPILOGUE 317
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