Rosemary: A Christmas story

by C. N. Williamson; A. M. Williamson

C. N. and A. M. WILLIAMSON

With Eight Illustrations
By WILLIAM HATHERELL
NEW YORK
A. L. BURT COMPANY
PUBLISHERS

Copyright, 1906, by McClure, Phillips & Co.

Evelyn and Rosemary climbed hand in hand, while Hugh carried the two huge baskets.

Frontispiece. —Rosemary.

To Minda

CHAPTER		PAGE
I.	THE WHITE GIRL ON THE TERRACE: THE ROSE GIRL AT THE CASINO	[3]
II.	THE ROSE GIRL'S LITTLE STORY, AND GREAT EYES	[21]
III.	WHEN THE CURTAIN WAS DOWN	[40]
IV.	DOGS AND FATHERS	[48]
V.	ROSEMARY IN SEARCH OF A FATHER	[62]
VI.	FAIRY FATHERS MUST VANISH	[78]
VII.	THE WHITE FIGURE AT THE DOOR	[94]
VIII.	WHEN A MAN GOES SHOPPING	[108]
IX.	THE LAST WORD OF MADEMOISELLE	[128]

EVELYN AND ROSEMARY CLIMBED HAND IN HAND, WHILE HUGH CARRIED TWO HUGE BASKETS	[Frontispiece]
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HE TOOK OFF HALF, AND WAS LEAVING THE REST TO RUN, WHEN A VOICE CLOSE TO HIS SHOULDER, SAID, "OH, DO TAKE IT ALL OFF"	[12]
WITH A CRASH OF MACHINERY HE BROUGHT THE BIG BLUE CAR TO A STOP	[70]
HE CRUSHED THEM IN HIS, THEN BENT HIS HEAD AND KISSED THEM	[102]
THEY CAME NEARER, NEAR ENOUGH FOR MADEMOISELLE TO RECOGNISE THE MAN WITH THEM	[124]
THEIR FLUFFY LACES BURNT AND BLACKENED. CHIFFON FICHUS TORN IN RIBBONS STREWED THE CARPET	[138]