| CHAPTER | PAGE | | I. | A Stricken Corsage | 9 | | II. | Owen Kilgariff | 29 | | III. | Evelyn Byrd | 50 | | IV. | The Letting Down of the Bars | 59 | | V. | Dorothy’s Opinions | 70 | | VI. | “When Greek meets Greek” | 79 | | VII. | With Evelyn at Wyanoke | 102 | | VIII. | Some Revelations of Evelyn | 118 | | IX. | The Great War Game | 144 | | X. | The Law of Love | 152 | | XI. | Orders and “No Nonsense” | 167 | | XII. | Safe-conduct of Two Kinds | 178 | | XIII. | Kilgariff hears News | 185 | | XIV. | In the Watches of the Night | 210 | | XV. | In the Trenches | 216 | | XVI. | The Starving Time | 224 | | XVII. | A Gun-pit Conference | 242 | | XVIII. | Evelyn’s Revelation | 269 | | XIX. | Dorothy’s Decision | 277 | | XX. | A Man, a Maid, and a Horse | 283 | | XXI. | Evelyn lifts a Corner of the Curtain | 294 | | XXII. | Alone in the Porch | 302 | | XXIII. | A Lesson from Dorothy | 318 | | XXIV. | Evelyn’s Book | 327 | | XXV. | More of Evelyn’s Book | 345 | | XXVI. | Evelyn’s Book, Continued | 370 | | XXVII. | Kilgariff’s Perplexity | 386 | | XXVIII. | Evelyn’s Book, Concluded | 390 | | XXIX. | Evelyn’s Vigil | 418 | | XXX. | Before a Hickory Fire | 424 | | XXXI. | The Last Flight of Evelyn | 432 | | XXXII. | The End of it All | 434 |
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