Katharine Frensham: A Novel |
UNIFORM WITH THIS VOLUME ——————— | WAR OF THE CAROLINAS. | Meredith Nicholson. | | ROMANCE. | Joseph Conrad. | | LADY ROSE'S DAUGHTER. | Mrs. Humphry Ward. | | THE PRIMROSE PATH. | Mrs. Oliphant. | | THOMPSON'S PROGRESS. | C. J. Cutcliffe Hyne. | | LOVE AND MR. LEWISHAM. | H. G. Wells. | | THE FOOD OF THE GODS. | H. G. Wells. | | KIPPS. | H. G. Wells. | | CYNTHIA'S WAY. | Mrs. A. Sidgwick. | | CLARISSA FURIOSA. | W. E. Norris. | | HIS GRACE. | W. E. Norris. | | RAFFLES. | E. W. Hornung. | | FRENCH NAN. | Agnes & Egerton Castle. | | SPRINGTIME. | H. C. Bailey. | | MOONFLEET. | J. Meade Falkner. | | WHITE FANG. | Jack London. | | MAJOR VIGOUREUX. | "Q." | | EIGHT DAYS. | R. E. Forrest. | | THE TRANSLATION OF A SAVAGE. | Sir G. Parker. | | FORTUNE OF CHRISTINA M'NAB. | S. Macnaughtan. | | OLD GORGON GRAHAM. | George Horace Lorimer. | | MRS. GALER'S BUSINESS. | W. Pett Ridge. | | THE PIT. | Frank Norris. | | THE OCTOPUS. | Frank Norris. | | MARCELLA. | Mrs. Humphry Ward. | | THE INTRUSIONS OF PEGGY. | Anthony Hope. | | THE GOD IN THE CAR. | Anthony Hope. | | THE PRINCESS PASSES. | C. N. & A. M. Williamson. | And Many Other Equally Popular Copyright Novels. NELSON'S LIBRARY. With one tremendous effort he broke down the wall of reserve. KATHARINE FRENSHAM
A Novel BEATRICE
HARRADEN THOMAS NELSON
AND SONS "Midway the road of our life's term they met, And one another knew without surprise; Nor cared that beauty stood in mutual eyes; Nor at their tardy meeting nursed regret. To them it was revealed how they had found The kindred nature and the needed mind, The mate by long conspiracy designed; The flower to plant in sanctuary ground." —George Meredith. NOTE. My thanks are due to Herr Sigurd Hals (Christiania) for permission to use from his Hals-Album the Norwegian folk-songs: "Aagot's Mountain-song;" "Astri, my Astri;" "Home from the Saeter." And to Herr Wilhelm Hansen (Copenhagen) for permission to use from his Danmark's melodie bog the Danish song, "Thou who hast sorrow in thy heart." And to Herr Abraham Lundquist (Stockholm) for permission to use from his Svenska Folkvisor the Swedish song, "At daytime when I'm working." BEATRICE HARRADEN. Hampstead, Oct., 1903.
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