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  NAN SHERWOOD AT PALM BEACH

  OR

  STRANGE ADVENTURES AMONG THE ORANGE GROVES

  BY

  ANNIE ROE CARR

  Author of "Nan Sherwood at Pine Camp," "Nan Sherwood's Winter Holidays," "Nan Sherwood at Rose Ranch," etc.

  _ILLUSTRATED_

  NEW YORK GEORGE SULLY & COMPANY PUBLISHERS

  BOOKS FOR GIRLS

  BY ANNIE ROE CARR

  THE NAN SHERWOOD SERIES

  NAN SHERWOOD AT PINE CAMP Or The Old Lumberman's Secret NAN SHERWOOD AT LAKEVIEW HALL Or The Mystery of the Haunted Boathouse NAN SHERWOOD'S WINTER HOLIDAYS Or Rescuing the Runaways NAN SHERWOOD AT ROSE RANCH Or The Old Mexican's Treasure NAN SHERWOOD AT PALM BEACH Or Strange Adventures Among the Orange Groves

  GEORGE SULLY & COMPANY NEW YORK

  COPYRIGHT 1921, BY GEORGE SULLY & COMPANY

  _Nan Sherwood at Palm Beach_

  _Printed in the U. S. A._

  The music carried them far away on golden wings ofmelody. (_See page 190_)]

  CONTENTS

  CHAPTER PAGE

  I. THE CRASH ON THE HILL 1 II. NEARLY A TRAGEDY 13 III. THE OLD LADY 20 IV. SOLVING A PROBLEM 27 V. CALLED TO ACCOUNT 34 VI. A GLORIOUS PROSPECT 41 VII. IN THE DORMITORY 47 VIII. ON THE ROAD 55 IX. THE JOY OF GIVING 62 X. A MIDNIGHT FEAST 69 XI. A DANGEROUS PLOT 76 XII. ALMOST A DISASTER 85 XIII. THE WILY STRANGER 94 XIV. GREAT EXPECTATIONS 104 XV. WE'RE OFF! 114 XVI. FUN AND NONSENSE 123 XVII. THE MYSTERIOUS MEN 131 XVIII. A STARTLING REVELATION 138 XIX. AN ATTEMPTED THEFT 147 XX. THOSE MEN AGAIN 156 XXI. THE BEGINNING OF ROMANCE 165 XXII. PALM BEACH AT LAST 173 XXIII. A TROPICAL PARADISE 181 XXIV. NAN IS FRIGHTENED 188 XXV. MOONLIGHT 198 XXVI. WORTH A FORTUNE 208 XXVII. WALTER TO THE RESCUE 217 XXVIII. CAUGHT 228 XXIX. "WHEN THE SPIRIT MOVES" 237

  ILLUSTRATIONS

  The music carried them far away on the golden wings of melody (Page 190) _Frontispiece_

  FACING PAGE

  The three girls bent eagerly over Mrs. Bragley as she opened one paper after another 66 Nan's eyes were following the figures of two men strolling down the deck 140 He pushed Nan from him with such force that she stumbled and fell 216

  NAN SHERWOOD AT PALM BEACH