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Patty's Success

Carolyn Wells

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Book Excerpt: 
. . .Indeed, Mrs. Farrington was in a whirlpool of presents that she was both sending and receiving. Maids and footmen were running hither and 45 thither, bringing messages or carrying out orders, and as the whole house was full of warmth and light, and the spicy fragrance of Christmas greens, Patty fairly revelled in the pleasant atmosphere.

She was of a nature very susceptible to surroundings. Like a cat, she loved to bask in warm sunshine, or in a luxurious, softly-furnished place. Moreover, she was fond of Elise, and so looked forward to her three days’ visit with glad anticipation.

After Patty had laid aside her things, the two girls sat down to chat in the big hall on the second floor of the mansion. A wood-fire was blazing, and soft, red-shaded lights cast a delightful glow.

“Elise,” said Patty, somewhat suddenly, “don’t you think we have too much riches and things?”

Elise stared at her. <. . . Read More

Community Reviews

Back home after her adventures in Europe, Patty's next episode begins with remarks from her friend Mr. Hepworth about a girl he knows who is a fantastic artist but lacks the money to pursue the education that would give her a career. Patty (who's never had to work for money at all) says that it ough

This is the 8th book in the Patty Fairfield series. She wants to be more charitable and hears about a southern girl who wants to come to New York City to train to be an artist, but doesn't have enough money to live. So Patty bets her father that she can easily earn $15 in one week, and if successful