Forge and furnace: A novel
Transcriber’s Note: Obvious typographic errors have been corrected.
“Oh, father, don’t, don’t! You’ll hurt him.”— Frontispiece.
A Novel
BY FLORENCE WARDEN
AUTHOR OF “THE HOUSE ON THE MARSH,” “SCHEHERAZADE,” “A PRINCE OF DARKNESS,” ETC.
New York NEW AMSTERDAM BOOK COMPANY 156 FIFTH AVENUE
Copyright, 1896, BY NEW AMSTERDAM BOOK COMPANY.
FORGE AND FURNACE;
Florence Warden
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FORGE AND FURNACE
CONTENTS.
CHAPTER I. A PAIR OF BROWN EYES.
CHAPTER II. CLAIRE.
CHAPTER III. SOMETHING WRONG AT THE FARM.
CHAPTER IV. CLAIRE’S APOLOGY.
CHAPTER V. BRAM’S RISE IN LIFE.
CHAPTER VI. MR. BIRON’S CONDESCENSION.
CHAPTER VII. BRAM’S DISMISSAL.
CHAPTER VIII. ANOTHER STEP UPWARD.
CHAPTER IX. A CALL AND A DINNER PARTY.
CHAPTER X. THE FINE EYES OF HER CASH-BOX.
CHAPTER XI. BRAM SHOWS HIMSELF IN A NEW LIGHT.
CHAPTER XII. A MODEL FATHER.
CHAPTER XIII. AN ILL-MATCHED PAIR.
CHAPTER XIV. THE DELUGE.
CHAPTER XV. PARENT AND LOVER.
CHAPTER XVI. THE PANGS OF DESPISED LOVE.
CHAPTER XVII. BRAM SPEAKS HIS MIND.
CHAPTER XVIII. FACE TO FACE.
CHAPTER XIX. SANCTUARY.
CHAPTER XX. BY THE FURNACE FIRES.
CHAPTER XXI. THE FIRE GOES OUT.
CHAPTER XXII. CLAIRE’S CONFESSION.
CHAPTER XXIII. FATHER AND DAUGHTER.
CHAPTER XXIV. MR. BIRON’S REPENTANCE.
CHAPTER XXV. MEG.
CHAPTER XXVI. THE GOAL REACHED.
