CHAPTER I. SOUNDS FROM A DISTANT "C."

CHAPTER II. AT THE HOTEL NORMAN.

CHAPTER III. VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE FRIENDS.

CHAPTER IV. NEIGHBORLY CALLS.

CHAPTER V. QUIMBY BURSTS FORTH IN ELOQUENCE.

CHAPTER VI. COLLAPSE OF THE ROMANCE.

CHAPTER VII. "GOOD-BY."

CHAPTER VIII THE FEAST.

CHAPTER IX. UNEXPECTED VISITORS.

CHAPTER X. THE BROKEN CIRCUIT RE-UNITED.

CHAPTER XI. MISS KLING TELEGRAPHICALLY BAFFLED.

CHAPTER XII. CROSSES ON THE LINE.

CHAPTER XIII. THE WRONG WOMAN.

CHAPTER XIV. QUIMBY ACCEPTS THE SITUATION.

CHAPTER XV. ONE SUMMER DAY.

CHAPTER XVI. O. K.

Title: Wired Love A Romance of Dots and Dashes

Author: Ella Cheever Thayer

Language: English

Character set encoding: ISO-646-US (US-ASCII)

This book was transcribed from the 1880 edition by Andrew Katz.

WIRED LOVE:

A ROMANCE

OF

DOTS AND DASHES

BY

ELLA CHEEVER THAYER.

"The old, old story,"—in a new, new way.

DEDICATION.

DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF A DEAR FRIEND BUT FOR WHOM THIS LITTLE WORK HAD NEVER BEEN

[Transcriber's Note. The dedication was printed in American Railroad dialect of Morse. It cannot easily be represented in ASCII as it requires dashes of different lengths]

TABLE OF CONTENTS

    I. Sounds from a Distant "C."
   II. At the Hotel Norman
  III. Visible and Invisible Friends
   IV. Neighborly Calls
    V. Quimby Bursts Forth in Eloquence
   VI. Collapse of the Romance
  VII. "Good-By"
 VIII. The Feast
   IX. Unexpected Visitors
    X. The Broken Circuit Reunited
   XI. Miss Kling Telegraphically Baffled
  XII. Crosses on the Line
 XIII. The Wrong Woman
  XIV. Quimby Accepts the Situation
   XV. One Summer Day
  XVI. O. K.

WIRED LOVE.