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CHAPTER I OUTSIDE 'No room!--Full up!'

Confessions of a Young Lady I A WONDERFUL GIRL As a small girl I must have been a curiosity.

CHAPTER I THE INCLINING OF A TWIG When Rodney Elmore was eleven years old, placards appeared on the walls announcing that a circus was coming to Uffham.

Chapter I.--The Juryman is Startled.

CHAPTER I A NEW PUPIL The first of the series of curious happenings, which led to such a surprising and, indeed, extraordinary denouement, occurred on the twelfth of...

LONDON JAMES BOWDEN 10 HENRIETTA STREET, COVENT GARDEN, W.C. 1899 CONTENTS ...

CHAPTER I TWO MEN AND A MAID The band struck up a waltz.

"Has the Duchess returned?"

(_The Story according to Mr. Thomas Tennant_.) CHAPTER I. THE OPEN DOOR.

CHAPTER I THE INTERRUPTED DINNER He stood at the corner of the table with his hat and overcoat on, just as he had rushed into the room.

A PET OF THE BALLET I She was regarding, ruefully, the condition of her white satin shoes.

CHAPTER I STRICKEN Donald Lindsay was prostrated by a stroke of apoplexy on Thursday, April 3. It was surmised that the immediate cause was mental.

CHAPTER I GHOSTS IN AFRICA 'Upon my word, this is--' He hesitated, then chose another form of words with which to conclude his sentence.

Chapter I PUNISHMENT AT MECKLEMBURG HOUSE It was about as miserable an afternoon as one could wish to see.

CHAPTER I AN "AGONY" It caught my eye at once.

CHAPTER I The Card on the Floor Tickell turned his cards.

CHAPTER I DOROTHY SETS OFF WITH HER GUARDIAN The girls were in the convent garden, when word came that Dorothy Gilbert was wanted.

CHAPTER I THE END OF THE HONEYMOON Isabel waited till the rat-tat was repeated a second time, then she went down to the front door.

CHAPTER I A SIDE SHOW 'You and I can never marry.'

CHAPTER I ROBERT CHAMPION'S WIFE "Robert Champion, you are sentenced to twelve months' hard labour."