Fanny Lambert: A Novel
Transcriber's Note: Obvious typographic errors have been corrected.
A Novel
HENRY DE VERE STACPOOLE
AUTHOR OF THE CRIMSON AZALEAS THE BLUE LAGOON ETC., ETC.
R. F. FENNO & COMPANY 18 East 17th Street, New York
T. FISHER UNWIN, LONDON
FANNY LAMBERT
You may take away the things, Belinda, said Mr Leavesley, lighting his pipe and taking his seat at the easel. Nobody called this morning, I suppose?
Only the Capting, sir, replied Belinda, piling the tray. He called at seven to borry your umbrella.
Did you give it him?
H. De Vere Stacpoole
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FANNY LAMBERT
CONTENTS
CHAPTER II A LOST TYPE
CHAPTER III A COUNCIL OF THREE
CHAPTER V OMENS
CHAPTER VII THE BEVAN TEMPER
CHAPTER VIII AT "THE LAURELS"
CHAPTER IX "WHAT TALES ARE THESE?"
CHAPTER X ASPARAGUS AND CATS
CHAPTER II THE GOD FROM THE MACHINE
CHAPTER III TRIBULATIONS OF AN AUNT
CHAPTER IV THE DAISY CHAIN
CHAPTER II THE EMOTIONS OF MR BRIDGEWATER
CHAPTER III AN OLD MAN'S OUTING
CHAPTER IV A MEETING
CHAPTER V THE ADVENTURES OF BRIDGEWATER
CHAPTER VI A CONFESSION
CHAPTER VII IN GORDON SQUARE
CHAPTER II MISS MORGAN
CHAPTER III A CURE FOR BLINDNESS
CHAPTER IV TIC-DOULOUREUX
CHAPTER V THE AMBASSADOR
CHAPTER VI A SURPRISE VISIT
CHAPTER VII THE UNEXPLAINED
CHAPTER VIII RETURN OF THE AMBASSADOR
CHAPTER II THE RESULT
CHAPTER IV "JOURNEY'S END"
