Mrs. Cliff's Yacht

CONTENTS

	CHAPTER	PAGE
I.	Alone with her Wealth	1
II.	Willy Croup doesn't know	7
III.	Miss Nancy Shott	16
IV.	A Launch into a New Life	25
V.	A Fur-trimmed Overcoat and a Silk Hat	36
VI.	A Temperance Lark	45
VII.	Mr. Burke accepts a Responsibility	59
VIII.	Mr. Burke begins to make Things move in Plainton	68
IX.	A Meeting of Heirs	80
X.	The Intellect of Miss Inchman	92
XI.	The Arrival of the New Dining-room	99
XII.	The Thorpedyke Sisters	109
XIII.	Money Hunger	114
XIV.	Willy Croup as a Philanthropic Diplomatist	121
XV.	Miss Nancy makes a Call	128
XVI.	Mr. Burke makes a Call	135
XVII.	Mrs. Cliff's Yacht	147
XVIII.	The Dawn of the Grove of the Incas	156
XIX.	The "Summer Shelter"	162
XX.	The Synod	169
XXI.	A Telegram from Captain Horn	173
XXII.	The "Summer Shelter" goes to Sea	182
XXIII.	Willy Croup comes to the Front	192
XXIV.	Changes on the "Summer Shelter"	203
XXV.	A Note for Captain Burke	218
XXVI.	"We'll stick to Shirley!"	228
XXVII.	On Board the "Dunkery Beacon"	235
XXVIII.	The People on the "Monterey"	247
XXIX.	The "Vittorio" from Genoa	254
XXX.	The Battle of the Merchant Ships	264
XXXI.	"She backed!"	273
XXXII.	A Head on the Water	279
XXXIII	11° 30' 19" N. Lat. by 56° 10' 19" W. Long.	286
XXXIV.	Plainton, Maine	298

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