CONTENTS.

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[CHAPTER I.]
Mr. Sip’s Appearance andDisappearance—Philip and Gerald Break Ice in Summer9
[
CHAPTER II.]
Mutual Confidences; and Philip TurnsRed in the Face25
[
CHAPTER III.]
All About a Row41
[
CHAPTER IV.]
Under Sailing Orders58
[
CHAPTER V.]
“The Unguessed Beginnings of Trouble”67
[
CHAPTER VI.]
A Riddle Not Easily Answered—The“Old Province”90
[
CHAPTER VII.]
Open War102
[
CHAPTER VIII.]
In Night and Mist120
[
CHAPTER IX.]
Two out of Twelve132
[
CHAPTER X.]
From an Old Scrap-book143
[
CHAPTER XI.]
A Nameless Haven149
[
CHAPTER XII.]
Invading the Unknown163
[
CHAPTER XIII.]
At Home in My Neighbor’s House179
[
CHAPTER XIV.]
Allies201
[
CHAPTER XV.]
Storm-stayed218
[
CHAPTER XVI.]
Suspense247
[
CHAPTER XVII.]
In the Arbor270
[
CHAPTER XVIII.]
Explanations; and Mr. Jennison sends a Request293
[
CHAPTER XIX.]
After Many Days305
[
CHAPTER XX.]
Present and Future317

LEFT TO THEMSELVES:

BEING

THE ORDEAL OF PHILIP AND GERALD.

[CHAPTER I.]
MR. SIP’S APPEARANCE AND DISAPPEARANCE—PHILIP AND GERALD BREAK ICE IN SUMMER.