CONTENTS
| I. | The Shadow on a Bright Day | [1] |
| II. | Mother and Daughter | [13] |
| III. | A Waltonville Commencement and an Inquisitive Stranger | [28] |
| IV. | Mr. Utterly makes the Acquaintance of Mrs. Scott | [45] |
| V. | Mr. Utterly continues his Search | [54] |
| VI. | A New Piano | [67] |
| VII. | Utterly spends a Pleasant Evening | [83] |
| VIII. | Utterly is put upon his Mettle | [93] |
| IX. | Mrs. Scott's Party | [101] |
| X. | "My Brother Basil was different!" | [119] |
| XI. | A Duet and what came of it | [128] |
| XII. | Growing Pains | [143] |
| XIII. | Richard writes a Note | [155] |
| XIV. | An Anxious Night | [164] |
| XV. | Explanations | [176] |
| XVI. | Further Explanations | [189] |
| XVII. | Mrs. Lister takes to her Bed | [208] |
| XVIII. | Mrs. Lister has two Callers | [223] |
| XIX. | Mrs. Lister opens an Old Bureau | [234] |
| XX. | Basil's Room has a New Visitor | [239] |
| XXI. | A Question put to Richard | [251] |
| XXII. | A Confidence betrayed | [258] |
| XXIII. | A Waltonville Delilah | [267] |
| XXIV. | A Deepening Shadow | [279] |
| XXV. | Dr. Scott pays a Call | [286] |
| XXVI. | "Let us be entirely frank with one another" | [293] |
| XXVII. | Epilogue | [302] |
BASIL EVERMAN
BASIL EVERMAN