Mrs. Cliff's Yacht
BURKE DETERMINED TO GET NEAR ENOUGH TO HAIL THE DUNKERY BEACON
NEW YORK CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS 1896
COPYRIGHT, 1896, BY CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS NORWOOD PRESS J. S. Cushing & Co.—Berwick & Smith Norwood Mass. U.S.A.
On a beautiful September afternoon in a handsome room of one of the grand, up-town hotels in New York sat Mrs. Cliff, widow and millionaire.
Frank R. Stockton
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MRS. CLIFF'S YACHT
FRANK R. STOCKTON
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
WILLY CROUP DOESN'T KNOW
MISS NANCY SHOTT
A LAUNCH INTO A NEW LIFE
A FUR-TRIMMED OVERCOAT AND A SILK HAT
A TEMPERANCE LARK
MR. BURKE ACCEPTS A RESPONSIBILITY
MR. BURKE BEGINS TO MAKE THINGS MOVE IN PLAINTON
A MEETING OF HEIRS
THE INTELLECT OF MISS INCHMAN
THE ARRIVAL OF THE NEW DINING-ROOM
THE THORPEDYKE SISTERS
MONEY HUNGER
WILLY CROUP AS A PHILANTHROPIC DIPLOMATIST
MISS NANCY MAKES A CALL
MR. BURKE MAKES A CALL
MRS. CLIFF'S YACHT
THE DAWN OF THE GROVE OF THE INCAS
THE "SUMMER SHELTER"
THE SYNOD
A TELEGRAM FROM CAPTAIN HORN
THE "SUMMER SHELTER" GOES TO SEA
WILLY CROUP COMES TO THE FRONT
CHANGES ON THE "SUMMER SHELTER"
A NOTE FOR CAPTAIN BURKE
"WE'LL STICK TO SHIRLEY!"
ON BOARD THE "DUNKERY BEACON"
THE PEOPLE ON THE "MONTEREY"
THE "VITTORIO" FROM GENOA
THE BATTLE OF THE MERCHANT SHIPS
"SHE BACKED!"
A HEAD ON THE WATER
11° 30' 19" N. LAT. BY 56° 10' 49" W. LONG.
PLAINTON, MAINE
FRANK R. STOCKTON
THE ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN HORN
