It is pleasant to have another book about a group of merry, natural girls, who have the attractions of innocence and youthful faults. "The Sweet Sixteen" Club made fudge, and went on picnics, and behaved just as jolly, nice maidens should. (The Outlook, vol. 82, Mar. 24, 1906)
Chapters
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01 - Caroline of the Sweet Sixteen Read by Betsie Bush 25:57
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02 - Sustaining a borrowed reputation Read by Betsie Bush 20:23
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03 - An untransferable gift Read by Betsie Bush 18:47
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04 - How Caroline improved the cooking Read by Betsie Bush 17:59
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05 - Margery Danvers, fireman Read by Betsie Bush 16:50
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06 - The tribulations of a triplet Read by Betsie Bush 20:03
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07 - A case of suspended gratitude Read by Betsie Bush 21:36
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08 - When Tekla carried the basket Read by Betsie Bush 22:05
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09 - Sailing under sealed orders Read by Betsie Bush 25:20
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10 - Cousin Emily's revolt Read by Betsie Bush 15:56
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11 - Days and dollars Read by Betsie Bush 19:53
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12 - The helpfulness of Virginia Read by Betsie Bush 20:10
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13 - Disposing of Julius Caesar Read by Betsie Bush 23:00
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14 - The quest of the Hallow e\'en pumpkin Read by Betsie Bush 21:45
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15 - Finishing a beginner Read by Betsie Bush 16:01
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