By Albert Ross.
By Albert Ross. AUTHOR OF
CONTENTS
TO MY READERS.
A BLACK ADONIS.
CHAPTER I. A REJECTED MANUSCRIPT.
CHAPTER II. "WAS MY STORY TOO BOLD?"
CHAPTER III. "HER FEET WERE PINK."
CHAPTER IV. WITH TITIAN TRESSES.
CHAPTER V. STUDYING MISS MILLICENT.
CHAPTER VI. "HOW THE WOMEN STARE!"
CHAPTER VII. A DINNER AT MIDLANDS.
CHAPTER VIII. HOLDING HER HAND.
CHAPTER IX. "DAISY, MY DARLING!"
CHAPTER X "OH, SO MANY, MANY MAIDS!"
CHAPTER XI. ARCHIE PAYS ATTENTION.
CHAPTER XII. DINING AT ISAAC'S.
CHAPTER XIII. A QUESTION OF COLOR.
CHAPTER XIV. "LET US HAVE A BETRAYAL."
CHAPTER XV. THE GREEN-EYED MONSTER.
CHAPTER XVI. "I'VE HAD SUCH LUCK!"
CHAPTER XVII. A BURGLAR IN THE HOUSE.
CHAPTER XVIII. BLACK AND WHITE.
CHAPTER XIX. "PLAY OUT YOUR FARCE."
CHAPTER XX. LIKE A STUCK PIG.
CHAPTER XXI. "WE WANT MILLIE TO UNDERSTAND."
CHAPTER XXII. WHERE WAS DAISY?
CHAPTER XXIII. AN AWFUL NIGHT.
CHAPTER XXIV. "THIS ENDS IT, THEN?"
CHAPTER XXV. AN UNDISCOVERABLE SECRET.
CHAPTER XXVI. "I PLAYED AND I LOST."
CHAPTER XXVII. ABSOLUTELY BLAMELESS.
CHAPTER XXVIII. TRAPPING A WOLF.
CHAPTER XXIX. "THE GREATEST NOVEL."
Title: A Black Adonis
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