Foreword
The little books of the "Marjorie and the Dream" series are not written primarily for children in years; but are for the little girl or boy within, who never has grown up, and never will grow up. Those who would find the kernel of these bits of allegory, have but to know that Marjorie is this ever-young child within; and the Dream is the prosecuting attorney, self-analysis, who asks us questions—questions which we all must answer either now or sometime in the years to come.
K. M. Y.
Honolulu, 1919.
To
one who dwells on
the hill-top