CONTENTS
Reginald Wright Kauffman
CHAPTER
PAGE
I.
In Which, if not Love, at Least Anger, Laughs at Locksmiths
13
II.
Providing the Gentle Reader with a Card of Admission to the Nest of the Two Doves
36
III.
In Which a Fool and His Money Are Soon Parted
49
IV.
A Damsel in Distress
64
V.
Which Tells How Cartaret Returned to the Rue du Val-de-GrÂce, and What He Found There
84
VI.
Cartaret Sets Up Housekeeping
102
VII.
Of Domestic Economy, of Day-Dreams, and of a Far Country and Its Sovereign Lady
118
VIII.
Chiefly Concerning Strawberries
144
IX.
Being the True Report of a Chaperoned DÉjeuner
154
X.
An Account of an Empty Purse and a Full Heart, in the Course of Which the Author Barely Escapes Telling a Very Old Story
169
XI.
Tells How Cartaret’s Fortune Turned Twice in a Few Hours and How He Found One Thing and Lost Another
192
XII.
Narrating How Cartaret Began His Quest of the Rose
206
XIII.
Further Adventures of an Amateur Botanist
222
XIV.
Something or Other About Traditions
253
XV.
In Which Cartaret Takes Part in the Revival of an Ancient Custom
273
XVI.
And Last
300
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