THE REIGN OF THE REPRESSIONIST. BY SUTTON E. GRIGGS. THIRD EDITION REVISED.
DEDICATION.
SOLEMNLY ATTESTED.
ILLUSTRATIONS. BY ROBERT E. BELL. Pages. "The young woman
CONTENTS.
TUNING THE LYRE.
CHAPTER I. Occurrences That Puzzle.
CHAPTER II. His Face Was Her Guide.
CHAPTER III. Wherein Foresta First Appears.
CHAPTER IV. The Ways of A Seeker After Fame.
CHAPTER V. Rather Late In Life To Be Still Nameless.
CHAPTER VI. Friendly Enemies.
CHAPTER VII. Officers Of The Law.
CHAPTER VIII. A Messenger That Hesitates.
CHAPTER IX. A Plotter Is He.
CHAPTER X. Arabelle Seabright.
CHAPTER XI. Unusual For A Man.
CHAPTER XII. A Honeymoon Out Of The Usual Order.
CHAPTER XIII. Shrewd Mrs. Crawford.
CHAPTER XIV. Alene and Ramon.
CHAPTER XV. Unexpected Developments.
CHAPTER XVI. An Eager Searcher.
CHAPTER XVII. Peculiar Divorce Proceedings.
CHAPTER XVIII. Mists That Vanish.
CHAPTER XIX. The Fugitives Flee Again.
CHAPTER XX. The Blaze.
CHAPTER XXI. Planning To Act.
CHAPTER XXII. The Two Pathways.
CHAPTER XXIII. They Grapple.
CHAPTER XXIV. Out of Joint With His Times.
CHAPTER XXV. A Joyful Farewell.
CHAPTER XXVI. Gus Martin.
CHAPTER XXVII. Tiara Mystifies Us.
CHAPTER XXVIII. Poor Fellow.
CHAPTER XXIX. A Revelation.
CHAPTER XXX. Mr. A. Hostility.
CHAPTER XXXI. Two of a Kind.
CHAPTER XXXII. Working and Waiting.
CHAPTER XXXIII. Back in Almaville.
CHAPTER XXXIV. A Great Day in Court.
CHAPTER XXXV. Eunice! Eunice!
CHAPTER XXXVI. Enthusiastic John Blue.
CHAPTER XXXVII. Postponing His Shout of Triumph.
CHAPTER XXXVIII. He Cannot, But He Does!
CHAPTER XXXIX. A Son of the New South.
CHAPTER XL. Sorrow and Gladness.
NOTES FOR THE SERIOUS.
NOTES TO THE THIRD EDITION.
A HINDERING HAND SUPPLEMENTARY TO THE HINDERED HAND.
A HINDERING HAND. THE POOR WHITE AND THE NEGRO.
"Princes shall come out of Egypt; Ethiopia shall soon stretch out her hands unto God."
