CONTENTS.

CHAPTER I. HOW IT CAME ABOUT.

CHAPTER II. FAMILY COUNCILS.

CHAPTER III. "DOWN TO YORK."

CHAPTER IV. THE TRAMLAY RECEPTION.

CHAPTER V. NOT SO DREADFUL AFTER ALL.

CHAPTER VI. RECONSTRUCTION.

CHAPTER VII. AT HER SIDE.

CHAPTER VIII. HIMSELF FOR COMPANY.

CHAPTER IX. NEWS, YET NO NEWS.

CHAPTER X. AGNES DINON'S PARTY.

CHAPTER XI. DRIFTING FROM MOORINGS.

CHAPTER XII. IRON LOOKS UP.

CHAPTER XIII. "WHILE YET AFAR OFF."

CHAPTER XIV. GOING HOME.

CHAPTER XV. THE FATTED CALF, BUT THE NEIGHBORS, TOO.

CHAPTER XVI. MORE NEWS THAT WAS NOT ENOUGH.

CHAPTER XVII. FATHER AND SON.

CHAPTER XVIII. THE NEW CLERK.

CHAPTER XIX. HOPES AND FEARS.

CHAPTER XX. AN OLD QUESTION REPEATED.

CHAPTER XXI. HAYNTON ROUSES ITSELF.

CHAPTER XXII. SEVERAL GREEN-EYED MONSTERS.

CHAPTER XXIII. E. and W.

CHAPTER XXIV. IRON LOOKS STILL HIGHER.

CHAPTER XXV. E. and . W. AGAIN.

CHAPTER XXVI. SOME MINDS RELIEVED.

CHAPTER XXVII. AMONG THE RUINS.

CHAPTER XXVIII. "AND E'EN THE FATES WERE SMILING."

CHAPTER XXIX. SO THEY WERE MARRIED.

BY
J O H N   H A B B E R T O N,
AUTHOR OF “BRUETON’S BAYOU,” ETC.

PHILADELPHIA:
J. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY.
1887.

All Rights Reserved.

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Copyright, 1887, by J. B. Lippincott Company.
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