Digitized by EvelynWhitakerLibrary.org [Digitized titles were scanned and saved as .pdf files which preserved "the look" of
the pages and made them searchable but they are very large files (12M) and you may prefer the .txt files which are smaller
and load faster. Thanks. kcp]
Download Letters...Working Party as searchable .pdf 12.55 MB
download Letters to Our Working Party as .txt
Lassie_1903 click to download txt file
Download Lassie as searchable.pdf 14.19 MB
Faithful and Gay will be the next digitzation projects
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Other Digitized Books by Evelyn Whitaker:
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Zoe. Project Gutenberg
Evelyn Whitaker titles at Internet Archive www.archive.org
Laddie. New York: TY Crowell Co, 1894
Pen. Boston: Roberts Brothers, 1888.
Rob and Kit. Boston: Little, Brown, 1899
Tip Cat. Boston: Roberts Brothers, 1884
Zoe. Boston: Roberts Brothers, 1888
Zoe. Philadelphia: H. Altemus, 1899
Belle (Boston: Little, Brown, 1898) digitized by Google.
For the Fourth Time of Asking (Boston: Roberts Brothers, 1894) digitized by Google.
Laddie (London: Walter Smith, 1880) digitized by Google.
Miss Toosey's Mission (London: Mozely & Smith, 1878) digitized by Google.
Miss Toosey's Mission (New York: E. P. Dutton, 1885) digitized by Google
Miss Toosey's Mission and Laddie (Boston: Roberts Brothers 1884) digitized by Google
Miss Toosey's Mission and Laddie (Boston: Roberts Brothers, 1889) digitized by Google.
Our Little Ann (Boston: Roberts Brothers, 1886) digitized by Google.
Pen (Boston: Roberts Brothers, 1888) digitized by Google.
Pris (Boston: Roberts Brother, 1891) digitized by Google.
Tip Cat (London: Walter Smith, 1884) digitized by Google.
Tip Cat (Boston: Roberts Brothers, 1884) digitized by Google.
Tom's Boy (Boston: Little, Brown, 1900) digitized by Google.
Zoe (Boston: Roberts Brothers, 1890) digitized by Google.
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