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CHAPTER	PAGE
I. THE GREAT SEA WATERS	1
II. THE PEOPLE OF THE STORY	18
III. LOVE VENTURES IN	39
IV. BROTHERS	56
V. THE HEARTH FIRE	78
VI. LOVE'S YOUNG DREAM	99
VII. SHOCK AND SORROW	125
VIII. THE GODDESS OF THE TENDER FEET	146
IX. JOHN INTERFERES IN HARRY'S AFFAIRS	182
X. AT HER GATES	204
XI. JANE RECEIVES A LESSON	235
XII. PROFIT AND LOSS	262
XIII. THE LOVE THAT NEVER FAILS	286
SEQUENCES	312

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CHAPTER I.	THE CITY IN THE WILDERNESS.
CHAPTER II.	ANTONIA AND ISABEL.
CHAPTER III.	BUILDERS OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
CHAPTER IV.	THE SHINING BANDS OF LOVE.
CHAPTER V.	A FAMOUS BARBECUE.
CHAPTER VI.	ROBERT WORTH IS DISARMED.
CHAPTER VII.	A MEETING AT MIDNIGHT.
CHAPTER VIII.	MOTHER AND PRIEST.
CHAPTER IX.	THE STORMING OF THE ALAMO.
CHAPTER X.	THE DOCTOR AND THE PRIEST.
CHAPTER XI.	A HAPPY TRUCE.
CHAPTER XII.	DANGER AND HELP.
CHAPTER XIII.	THE ARRIVAL OF SANTA ANNA.
CHAPTER XIV.	THE FALL OF THE ALAMO.
CHAPTER XV.	GOLIAD.
CHAPTER XVI.	THE LOADSTONE IN THE BREAST.
CHAPTER XVII.	HOME AGAIN.
CHAPTER XVIII.	UNDER ONE FLAG.
FOOTNOTES:

CHAPTER I	THE HOME OF CORNELIA MORAN
CHAPTER II	THIS IS THE WAY OF LOVE
CHAPTER III	HYDE AND ARENTA
CHAPTER IV	THROWING THINGS INTO CONFUSION
CHAPTER V	TURNING OVER A NEW LEAF
CHAPTER VI	AUNT ANGELICA
CHAPTER VII	ARENTA’S MARRIAGE
CHAPTER VIII	TWO PROPOSALS
CHAPTER IX	MISDIRECTED LETTERS
CHAPTER X	LIFE TIED IN A KNOT
CHAPTER XI	WE HAVE DONE WITH TEARS AND TREASONS
CHAPTER XII	A HEART THAT WAITS
CHAPTER XIII	THE NEW DAYS COME
CHAPTER XIV	“HUSH! LOVE IS HERE!”

CHAPTER I.	THE BEACHING OF THE BOAT.
CHAPTER II.	THE UNKNOWN GUEST.
CHAPTER III.	THE CAMPBELLS OF MERITON.
CHAPTER IV.	MAGGIE AND ANGUS.
CHAPTER V.	A PARTING.
CHAPTER V.	OFF WITH THE OLD LOVE.
CHAPTER VI.	MAGGIE.
CHAPTER VIII.	THE BROKEN SIXPENCE.
CHAPTER IX.	SEVERED SELVES AND SHADOWS.
CHAPTER X.	MAGGIE’S FLIGHT.
CHAPTER XI.	DRUMLOCH.
CHAPTER XI.	TO THE HEBRIDES.
CHAPTER XII.	THE BROKEN TRYST.
CHAPTER XIV.	THE MEETING PLACE.
CHAPTER XV.	WOO’D AND MARRIED AND A’.

CHAPTER I.	THE WORLD SHE LIVED IN
CHAPTER II.	CHRISTINA AND ANDREW
CHAPTER III.	THE AILING HEART
CHAPTER IV.	THE LAST OF THE WHIP
CHAPTER V.	THE LOST BRIDE
CHAPTER VI.	WHERE IS MY MONEY?
CHAPTER VII.	THE BEGINNING OF THE END
CHAPTER VIII.	A GREAT DELIVERANCE
CHAPTER IX.	THE RIGHTING OF A WRONG
CHAPTER X.	“TAKE ME IN TO DIE!”
CHAPTER XI.	DRIVEN TO HIS DUTY
CHAPTER XII.	AMONG HER OWN PEOPLE
CHAPTER XIII.	THE “LITTLE SOPHY”

"Cash;" a Problem of Profit and Loss,	7
Franz Müller's Wife,	37
The Voice at Midnight,	54
Six and Half-a-Dozen,	64
The Story of David Morrison,	72
Tom Duffan's Daughter,	95
The Harvest of the Wind,	112
The Seven Wise Men of Preston,	156
Margaret Sinclair's Silent Money,	164
Just What He Deserved,	198
An Only Offer,	222
Two Fair Deceivers,	235
The Two Mr. Smiths,	247
The Story of Mary Neil,	266
The Heiress of Kurston Chace,	271
Only This Once,	286
Petralto's Love Story,	301

I	II.	III.	IV.	V.	VI.	VII.	VIII.
IX.	X.	XI.	XII.	XIII.	XIV.	XV.	XVI.

CHAPTER		PAGE
	Introduction	1
I.	The House of Ragnor	7
II.	Adam Vedder’s Trouble	30
III.	Aries the Ram	47
IV.	Sunna and Her Grandfather	72
V.	Sunna and Thora	98
VI.	The Old, Old Trouble	129
VII.	The Call of War	164
VIII.	Thora’s Problem	193
IX.	The Bread of Bitterness	230
X.	The One Remains, the Many Change and Pass	271
XI.	Sequences	304

CHAPTER		PAGE
I.	DENAS PENELLES	1
II.	OH, THE PITY OF IT!	22
III.	THE COTTAGE BY THE SEA	41
IV.	THE SEED OF CHANGE	59
V.	WHAT SHALL BE DONE FOR ROLAND?	77
VI.	ELIZABETH AND DENAS	95
VII.	IS THERE ANY SORROW LIKE LOVING?	115
VIII.	A SEA OF SORROW	138
IX.	A PIECE OF MONEY AND A SONG	161
X.	A VISIT TO ST. PENFER	181
XI.	FATHERLY AND MOTHERLY	199
XII.	A COWARDLY LOVE	225
XIII.	DEATH IS DAWN	251
XIV.	SORROW BRINGS US ALL HOME	272
XV.	ONLY FRIENDS	295
XVI.	THE “DARLING DENAS”	314
XVII.	DENAS	331

BOOK FIRST–LIOT BORSON
	PAGE
I.	The Weaving of Doom	3
II.	Jealousy Cruel as the Grave	23
III.	A Sentence for Life	44
IV.	The Door Wide Open	62
BOOK SECOND–DAVID BORSON
V.	A New Life	85
VI.	Kindred–the Quick and the Dead	107
VII.	So Far and No Farther	127
VIII.	The Justification of Death	144
IX.	A Sacrifice Accepted	169
X.	In the Fourth Watch	192
XI.	The Lowest Hell	210
XII.	“At Last it is Peace”	220

CHAPTER		PAGE
I.	Fishers of Culraine	1
II.	Christine and the Domine	23
III.	Angus Ballister	38
IV.	The Fisherman’s Fair	61
V.	Christine and Angus	86
VI.	A Child, Two Lovers, and a Wedding	115
VII.	Neil and a Little Child	152
VIII.	An Unexpected Marriage	183
IX.	A Happy Bit of Writing	212
X.	Roberta Interferes	247
XI.	Christine Mistress of Ruleson Cottage	280
XII.	Neil’s Return Home	306
XIII.	The Right Mate and the Right Time	339
XIV.	After Many Years	362

	PAGE
Maids and Bachelors	1
The American Girl	13
Dangerous Letter-Writing	23
Flirts and Flirtation	32
On Falling in Love	38
Engaged To Be Married	47
Shall our Daughters have Dowries?	56
The Ring Upon the Finger	67
Flirting Wives	73
Mothers-in-Law	86
Good and Bad Mothers	97
Unequal Marriages	114
Discontented Women	125
Women on Horseback	145
A Good Word for Xanthippe	155
The Favorites of Men	160
Mothers of Great and Good Men	170
Domestic Work for Women	175
Professional Work for Women	187
Little Children	200
On Naming Children	205
The Children’s Table	217
Intellectual “Cramming” of Boys	225
The Servant-Girl’s Point of View	231
Extravagance	240
Ought we to Wear Mourning?	248
How To Have One’s Portrait Taken	254
The Crown of Beauty	272
Waste of Vitality	281
A Little Matter of Money	288
Mission of Household Furniture	293
People Who Have Good Impulses	302
Worried to Death	307
The Grapes We Can’t Reach	313
Burdens	319

Chapter I.—Jan’s Wedding.	1
Chapter II.—A Little Cloud in the Sky.	17
Chapter III.—Jan’s Opportunity.	36
Chapter IV.—The Desolated Home.	54
Chapter V.—Shipwreck.	74
Chapter VI.—Margaret’s Heart.	94
Chapter VII.—The Man at Death’s Door.	116
Chapter VIII.—Death and Change.	140
Chapter IX.—Jan at His Post.	167
Chapter X.—Sweet Home.	193
Chapter XI.—Snorro Is Wanted.	228
Chapter XII.—Snorro and Jan.	252
Chapter XIII.—Little Jan’s Triumph.	275
Chapter XIV.—Jan’s Return.	297
Chapter XV.—Labor and Rest.	317

CHAPTER		PAGE
I.	The Wild Rose is the Sweetest	9
II.	Forgive me, Christ!	35
III.	Only Brother Will	77
IV.	For Mother’s Sake	113
V.	But they were Young	151
VI.	“Love shall be Lord of Sandy-Side”	180
VII.	“A Rose of a Hundred Leaves”	208


CHAPTER	PAGE
I	The Athelings	1
II	Cecil and Edgar	23
III	The Lord of Exham	42
IV	The Dawn of Love	66
V	Annabel Vyner	81
VI	The Beginning of the Great Struggle	103
VII	The Lost Ring	121
VIII	Will she choose Evil or Good?	150
IX	A Foolish Virgin	169
X	Trouble comes Unsummoned	193
XI	Life comes and goes the Old, Old Way	213
XII	The Shadow of Sorrow stretched out	235
XIII	Not Yet	263
XIV	At the Worst	288
XV	Lady of Exham Hall at Last	315
XVI	After Twenty Golden Years	341

Red or Blue Ribbons	1
The Fair and the Brave	21
Life in the Captive City	50
A Song of a Single Note	75
Love's Sweet Dream	103
The Intercepted Message	134
The Price of Harry's Life	160
The Help of Jacob Cohen	185
The Turn of the Tide	211
Maria Goes to London	253
The Question of Marriage	283
Love and Victory	306

	The Song of a Single Note—	Frontispiece.
	Maria lay dressed upon her bed	facing 100
	The drummers and fifers in front did not see him	facing 208
	He caused the small boat to put him on shore	facing 320

		PAGE
I.	The Border Land of Life	1
II.	At Shipley, Yorkshire	11
III.	Where Druids and Giants Dwelt	25
IV.	At Ripon and the Isle of Man	47
V.	Sorrow and Change	60
VI.	In Norfolk	69
VII.	Over the Border	81
VIII.	Love Is Destiny	91
IX.	The Home Made Desolate	106
X.	Passengers for New York	126
XI.	From Chicago to Texas	146
XII.	A Pleasant Journey	177
XIII.	In Arcadia	195
XIV.	The Beginning of Strife	214
XV.	The Break-up of the Confederacy	235
XVI.	The Terror by Night and by Day	259
XVII.	The Never-Coming-Back Called Death	278
XVIII.	I Go to New York	300
XIX.	The Beginnings of a New Life	319
XX.	The Family Life	335
XXI.	Thus Runs the World Away	354
XXII.	The Latest Gospel: Know Thy Work and Do It	374
XXIII.	The Gods Sell Us All Good Things for Labor	405
XXIV.	Busy, Happy Days	426
XXV.	Dreaming and Working	446
XXVI.	The Verdict of Life	466
Appendix I.	Huddleston Lords of Millom	481
Appendix II.	Books Published by Dodd, Mead and Company	488
Appendix III.	Books Published by Other Publishers	490
Appendix IV.	Poems	492
Appendix V.	Letters	499
	Index	513

	PAGE
Mrs. Barr at 80	Frontispiece
Mrs. Barr’s Birthplace	8
Rev. William Henry Huddleston	52
Mrs. Barr at 18	98
Mr. Robert Barr	204
Miss Lilly Barr	288
Mrs. Barr November, 1880	364
Miss Mary Barr (Mrs. Kirk Munroe)	378
“Cherry Croft,” Cornwall-on-Hudson	428
Miss Alice Barr	456

THE PAPER CAP
CHAPTER I	THE SQUIRE OF ANNIS
CHAPTER II	THE PROSPECT OF LONDON LIFE
CHAPTER III	THE REALIZATION OF TROUBLE
CHAPTER IV	LONDON AND AUNT JOSEPHA
CHAPTER V	THE DISORDER CALLED LOVE
CHAPTER VI	FASHION AND FAMINE
CHAPTER VII	IN THE FOURTH WATCH
CHAPTER VIII	LOVE’S TENDER PHANTASY
CHAPTER IX	LOVERS QUARREL AND THE SQUIRE MAKES A SPEECH
CHAPTER X	THE GREAT BILL PASSES
CHAPTER XI	AUNT JOSEPHA INTERFERES
CHAPTER XII	THE SQUIRE MAKES GOOD
CHAPTER XIII	MARRIAGE BELLS AND GOOD-BY TO ANNIS
CHAPTER XIV	A RECALL

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TABLES OF CONTENTS OF VOLUMES

REMEMBER THE ALAMO

By Amelia E. Barr

CONTENTS

THE MAN BETWEEN

An International Romance

By Amelia E. Barr

CONTENTS

THE MAID OF MAIDEN LANE

A Sequel to “The Bow of Orange Ribbon.” A Love Story

By Amelia E. Barr

1900

CONTENTS

THE HALLAM SUCCESSION

By Amelia E. Barr

CONTENTS

A DAUGHTER OF FIFE

By Amelia E. Barr

CONTENTS

A KNIGHT OF THE NETS

By Amelia E. Barr

1896

CONTENTS

SCOTTISH SKETCHES

By Amelia E. Barr

1883

CONTENTS

WINTER EVENING TALES

By Amelia E. Barr

CONTENTS

THE SQUIRE OF SANDAL-SIDE

A PASTORAL ROMANCE

By Amelia E. Barr

1886

CONTENTS.

THE MEASURE OF A MAN

By Amelia E. Barr

CONTENTS

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

THE BOW OF ORANGE RIBBON

A ROMANCE OF NEW YORK

By Amelia E. Barr

CONTENTS

AN ORKNEY MAID

By Amelia E. Barr

CONTENTS

SINGER FROM THE SEA

By Amelia E. Barr

CONTENTS

PRISONERS OF CONSCIENCE

By Amelia E. Barr

CONTENTS

CHRISTINE

By Amelia E. Barr

CONTENTS

MAIDS WIVES AND BACHELORS

By Amelia E. Barr

CONTENTS

JAN VEDDER’S WIFE

By Amelia E. Barr

CONTENTS

A ROSE OF A HUNDRED LEAVES

By Amelia E. Barr

CONTENTS.

I, THOU, AND THE OTHER ONE

By Amelia E. Barr

CONTENTS

A SONG OF A SINGLE NOTE

A Love Story

By Amelia Edith Huddleston Barr

CONTENTS

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

All the Days of My Life: An Autobiography

The Red Leaves of a Human Heart

INDEX OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG

WORKS OF

AMELIA EDITH HUDDLESTON BARR

(AMELIA BARR)

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