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"Urging her to visit them as often as possible, Mr. Young withdrew." ([Chapter IX])Frontispiece

MACARIA

BY
AUGUSTA J. EVANS WILSON
AUTHOR OF
"BEULAH," "ST. ELMO," "INFELICE,"
ETC., ETC.
WARD, LOCK & CO., LIMITED
LONDON AND MELBOURNE
1921

CHAP.		PAGE
I	[Russell Aubrey]	5
II	[Irene's Friendship]	13
III	[The Missing Watch]	19
IV	[Electra's Discovery]	28
V	[Irene is Sent Away]	35
VI	[Master and Pupil]	42
VII	[New Friends]	49
VIII	[A Discovery]	54
IX	[An Orphan's Protectors]	66
X	[Irene's Cousin]	70
XI	[Anxiety]	77
XII	[A Sacrifice]	83
XIII	[Warnings]	88
XIV	[The Close of the Vigil]	94
XV	[At Home Again]	99
XVI	[The Loan Repaid]	105
XVII	[Irene Meets Russell]	111
XVIII	[A Refusal]	117
XIX	[Russell Visits Electra]	124
XX	[A Candidate for the Legislature]	131
XXI	[The Minister's Love]	139
XXII	["Cousinly—No More"]	143
XXIII	[The Fever]	152
XXIV	[Irene's Illness]	162
XXV	[Reconciled]	171
XXVI	[Civil War]	182
XXVII	[Hospital Stores]	187
XXVIII	[A Confession]	194
XXIX	[A Dying Message]	202
XXX	[The Blockade Runner]	211
XXXI	[Results of Secession]	221
XXXII	[Womanly Usefulness]	227
XXXIII	[In the Hospital]	233
XXXIV	[Mortally Wounded]	240
XXXV	["The Sanctified Devotion and Full Work"]	252

CONTENTS