By WILLIAM BLACK

JUDITH SHAKESPEARE. CHAPTER I. AN ASSIGNATION.

CHAPTER II. SIGNIOR CRAB-APPLE.

CHAPTER III. THE PLANTING OF THE CHARM.

CHAPTER IV. A PAGEANT.

CHAPTER V. IN A WOODED LANE.

CHAPTER VI. WITHIN-DOORS.

CHAPTER VII. A FAREWELL.

CHAPTER VIII. A QUARREL.

CHAPTER IX. THROUGH THE MEADOWS.

CHAPTER X. A PLAY-HOUSE.

CHAPTER XI. A REMONSTRANCE.

CHAPTER XII. DIVIDED WAYS.

CHAPTER XIII A HERALD MERCURY.

CHAPTER XIV. A TIRE-WOMAN.

CHAPTER XV. A FIRST PERFORMANCE.

CHAPTER XVI. BY THE RIVER.

CHAPTER XVII. WILD WORDS.

CHAPTER XVIII. A CONJECTURE.

CHAPTER XIX. A DAUGHTER OF ENGLAND.

CHAPTER XX. VARYING MOODS.

CHAPTER XXI. A DISCOVERY.

CHAPTER XXII. PORTENTS.

CHAPTER XXIII. A LETTER.

CHAPTER XXIV. A VISITOR.

CHAPTER XXV. AN APPEAL.

CHAPTER XXVI. TO LONDON TOWN.

CHAPTER XXVII. EVIL TIDINGS.

CHAPTER XXVIII. RENEWALS.

CHAPTER XXIX. "THE ROSE IS FROM MY GARDEN GONE."

CHAPTER XXX. IN TIME OF NEED.

CHAPTER XXXI A LOST ARCADIA.

CHAPTER XXXII. A RESOLVE.

CHAPTER XXXIII. ARRIVALS.

CHAPTER XXXIV. AN AWAKENING.

CHAPTER XXXV. TOWARD THE LIGHT.

CHAPTER XXXVI. "WESTERN WIND, WHEN WILL YOU BLOW?"

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