CONTENTS.

PART I.—LIFE AT THE ELMS.

		Page
Preface		[7]
Chapter
I.	The Daughters	[9]
II.	The Boy in Grey and the Boy in Blue	[16]
III.	After the War	[31]
IV.	A Shadow Begins to Fall	[45]
V.	Something Does Turn Up	[48]
VI.	The Shadow Deepens	[55]
VII.	The Coming of the Bride	[68]
VIII.	Mrs. Hathern	[76]
IX.	The Upheaval	[88]
X.	A Suspicion	[93]
XI.	Aunt Martha	[98]
XII.	Norah O’Rourke and Julina	[103]
XIII.	Carl	[108]
XIV.	The Picnic	[117]
XV.	Paul	[124]
XVI.	Little Paul	[132]


PART II.—FANNY AND JACK.

I.	After Five Years	[146]
II.	The Fever	[156]
III.	The Engagement	[168]
IV.	The House that Jack Built	[173]
V.	Seeing the World	[180]
VI.	Furnishing the House that Jack Built	[185]
VII.	The 25th of November	[197]
VIII.	At the Plateau	[202]
IX.	The Letter	[210]
X.	The Effect	[229]


PART III.—FAN-AND-ANN AND JACK.

I.	How Lovering Received the News	[239]
II.	At The Elms	[248]
III.	Jack	[262]
IV.	Christmas at The Elms	[275]
V.	On the Celtic	[286]
VI.	On the Road to London	[301]
VII.	At Morley’s	[306]
VIII.	Changes in Lovering	[324]
IX.	Fanny	[338]
X.	Jack and Annie	[353]
XI.	The House of Mourning	[362]
XII.	Going Home	[372]
XIII.	A Law to Herself	[378]
XIV.	Fanny, or Mrs. Errington	[388]
XV.	The Tenant at the Plateau	[403]


PART IV.—KATY AND CARL.

I.	In the Old World	[410]
II.	Madame	[413]
III.	At Homburg	[419]
IV.	At Monte Carlo	[424]
V.	The Concert	[436]
VI.	Julina	[447]
VII.	Carl and Katy	[455]
VIII.	Conclusion	[461]

DR. HATHERN’S DAUGHTERS.