CONTENTS
THE FARRINGDONS
CHAPTER I THE OSIERFIELD They herded not with soulless swine,
CHAPTER II CHRISTOPHER And when perchance of all perfection
CHAPTER III MRS. BATESON'S TEA-PARTY
CHAPTER IV SCHOOL-DAYS Up to eighteen we fight with fears, And
CHAPTER V THE MOAT HOUSE You thought you knew me in and out And
CHAPTER VI WHIT MONDAY Light shadows hardly seen as such
CHAPTER VII BROADER VIEWS He proved that Man is nothing more
CHAPTER VIII GREATER THAN OUR HEARTS The world is weary of new
CHAPTER IX FELICIA FINDS HAPPINESS Give me that peak of cloud
CHAPTER X CHANGES
CHAPTER XI MISS FARRINGDON'S WILL Time speeds on his relentless
CHAPTER XII "THE DAUGHTERS OF PHILIP" In the market-place alone
CHAPTER XIII CECIL FARQUHAR And my people ask politely How a
CHAPTER XIV ON THE RIVER For many a frivolous, festive year I
CHAPTER XV LITTLE WILLIE He that beginneth may not end, And he that breaketh can not mend.
CHAPTER XVI THIS SIDE OF THE HILLS
CHAPTER XVII GEORGE FARRINGDON'S SON I need thee, Love, in
CHAPTER XVIII THE OTHER SIDE OF THE HILLS Shall I e'er love
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FARRINGDONS | BY ELLEN THORNEYCROFT FOWLER
AUTHOR OF CONCERNING ISABEL
CARNABY, A DOUBLE THREAD,
ETC.
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NEW YORK
D. APPLETON AND COMPANY
1900 | |
Copyright, 1900,
By ELLEN THORNEYCROFT FOWLER.
All rights reserved.
DEDICATION
For all such readers as have chanced to be
Either in Mershire or in Arcady,
I write this book, that each may smile, and say,
"Once on a time I also passed that way."
