Antony Gray,—Gardener
Antony Gray,—Gardener
LESLIE MOORE
AUTHOR OF “THE PEACOCK FEATHER,” “THE JESTER,” “THE
WISER FOLLY,” ETC.
G. P. PUTNAM’S SONS
NEW YORK AND LONDON
The Knickerbocker Press
1917
Copyright, 1917
LESLIE MOORE
The Knickerbocker Press, New York
MRS. BARTON
LM
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PROLOGUE
CHAPTER I
THE LETTER
CHAPTER II
MEMORIES
CHAPTER III
QUOD SCRIPTUM EST
CHAPTER IV
THE LADY OF THE BLUE BOOK
CHAPTER V
A FRIENDSHIP
CHAPTER VI
AT TENERIFFE
CHAPTER VII
ENGLAND
CHAPTER VIII
THE AMAZING CONDITIONS
CHAPTER IX
THE DECISION
CHAPTER X
AN ENGLISH COTTAGE
CHAPTER XI
DOUBTS
CHAPTER XII
CONCERNING MICHAEL FIELD
CHAPTER XIII
A DISCOVERY
CHAPTER XIV
HONOR VINCIT
CHAPTER XV
IN THE GARDEN
CHAPTER XVI
A MEETING
CHAPTER XVII
AT THE MANOR HOUSE
CHAPTER XVIII
A DREAM AND OTHER THINGS
CHAPTER XIX
TRIX ON THE SCENE
CHAPTER XX
MOONLIGHT AND THEORIES
CHAPTER XXI
ON THE MOORLAND
CHAPTER XXII
AN OLD MAN IN A LIBRARY
CHAPTER XXIII
ANTONY FINDS A GLOVE
CHAPTER XXIV
AN INTEREST IN LIFE
CHAPTER XXV
PRICKLES
CHAPTER XXVI
AN OFFER AND A REFUSAL
CHAPTER XXVII
LETTERS AND MRS. ARBUTHNOT
CHAPTER XXVIII
FOR THE DAY ALONE
CHAPTER XXIX
IN THE CHURCH PORCH
CHAPTER XXX
A QUESTION OF IMPORTANCE
CHAPTER XXXI
MIDNIGHT REFLECTIONS
CHAPTER XXXII
SUNLIGHT AND HAPPINESS
CHAPTER XXXIII
TRIX SEEKS ADVICE
CHAPTER XXXIV
AN AMAZING SUGGESTION
CHAPTER XXXV
TRIX TRIUMPHANT
CHAPTER XXXVI
AN OLD MAN TELLS HIS STORY
CHAPTER XXXVII
THE IMPORTANCE OF TRIFLES
CHAPTER XXXVIII
A FOOTSTEP ON THE PATH
CHAPTER XXXIX
ON THE OLD FOUNDATION
EPILOGUE