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THE FARRINGDONS BY ELLEN THORNEYCROFT FOWLER AUTHOR OF CONCERNING ISABEL CARNABY, A DOUBLE THREAD, ETC. NEW YORK D. APPLETON AND COMPANY 1900 |
| THE FARRINGDONS |
| BY ELLEN THORNEYCROFT FOWLER AUTHOR OF CONCERNING ISABEL CARNABY, A DOUBLE THREAD, ETC. NEW YORK D. APPLETON AND COMPANY 1900 |
Copyright, 1900,
By ELLEN THORNEYCROFT FOWLER.
All rights reserved.
DEDICATION
For all such readers as have chanced to be
Either in Mershire or in Arcady,
I write this book, that each may smile, and say,
"Once on a time I also passed that way."
CONTENTS
| chapter | page | |
| [I.] | —The Osierfield | [1] |
| [II.] | —Christopher | [12] |
| [III.] | —Mrs. Bateson's tea-party | [29] |
| [IV.] | —School-days | [51] |
| [V.] | —The Moat House | [70] |
| [VI.] | —Whit Monday | [90] |
| [VII.] | —Broader views | [114] |
| [VIII.] | —Greater than our hearts | [137] |
| [IX.] | —Felicia finds happiness | [156] |
| [X.] | —Changes | [187] |
| [XI.] | —Miss Farringdon's will | [213] |
| [XII.] | —"The daughters of Philip" | [232] |
| [XIII.] | —Cecil Farquhar | [249] |
| [XIV.] | —On the river | [272] |
| [XV.] | —Little Willie | [292] |
| [XVI.] | —This side of the hills | [306] |
| [XVII.] | —George Farringdon's son | [325] |
| [XVIII.] | —The other side of the hills | [346] |