“SHALL WE HAVE ONE OF OUR OLD-TIME HORSEBACK RIDES ‘SOON’ IN THE MORNING, DOROTHY?”

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PUBLISHED MARCH, 1902
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Berwick and Smith
Printers
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CONTENTS

CHAPTER PAGE
[I.] TWO ENCOUNTERS[11]
[II.] WYANOKE[25]
[III.] DR. ARTHUR BRENT[36]
[IV.] DR. BRENT IS PUZZLED[47]
[V.] ARTHUR BRENT’S TEMPTATION[62]
[VI.] NOW YOU MAY CALL ME DOROTHY[77]
[VII.] SHRUB HILL CHURCH[91]
[VIII.] A DINNER AT BRANTON[101]
[IX.] DOROTHY’S CASE[117]
[X.] DOROTHY VOLUNTEERS[135]
[XI.] THE WOMAN’S AWAKENING[150]
[XII.] MAMMY[156]
[XIII.] THE “SONG BALLADS” OF DICK[166]
[XIV.] DOROTHY’S AFFAIRS[175]
[XV.] DOROTHY’S CHOICE[184]
[XVI.] UNDER THE CODE[191]
[XVII.] A REVELATION[199]
[XVIII.] ALONE IN THE CARRIAGE[217]
[XIX.] DOROTHY’S MASTER[222]
[XX.] A SPECIAL DELIVERY LETTER[230]
[XXI.] HOW A HIGH BRED DAMSEL CONFRONTED
FATE, AND DUTY		[237]
[XXII.] THE INSTITUTION OF THE DUELLO[253]
[XXIII.] DOROTHY’S REBELLION[263]
[XXIV.] TO GIVE DOROTHY A CHANCE[270]
[XXV.] AUNT POLLY’S VIEW OF THE RISKS[286]
[XXVI.] AUNT POLLY’S ADVICE[295]
[XXVII.] DIANA’S EXALTATION[306]
[XXVIII.] THE ADVANCING SHADOW[314]
[XXIX.] THE CORRESPONDENCE OF DOROTHY[322]
[XXX.] AT SEA[346]
[XXXI.] THE VIEWS AND MOODS OF ARTHUR BRENT[363]
[XXXII.] THE SHADOW FALLS[377]
[XXXIII.] “AT PARIS IT WAS”[391]
[XXXIV.] DOROTHY’S DISCOVERY[404]
[XXXV.] THE BIRTH OF WAR[424]
[XXXVI.] THE OLD DOROTHY AND THE NEW[429]
[XXXVII.] AT WYANOKE[435]
[XXXVIII.] SOON IN THE MORNING[441]

LIST of ILLUSTRATIONS

“Shall we have one of our old-time horseback rides ‘soon’ in the morning, Dorothy?”
([Frontispiece.])
“Who is your Miss Dorothy?”
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“I won’t call you a fool because the Bible says I mustn’t.”
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Dorothy South.)
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“In that music my soul laid itself bare to yours and prayed for your love.”
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“Aunt Polly!” he said abruptly, “I want your permission to marry Dorothy.”)
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