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[I.]Tony Adriance——"Millions, You Know!"[9]
[II.]His Neighbor's Wife[27]
[III.]The Girl Outside[45]
[IV.]The Woman Who Grasped[55]
[V.]The Little Red House[77]
[VI.]The Woman Who Gave[96]
[VII.]The Daring Adventure[109]
[VIII.]Andy of the Motor-Trucks[110]
[IX.]The Luck in the House[144]
[X.]Mrs. Masterson Takes Tea[155]
[XI.]The Glowing Hearth[173]
[XII.]The Upper Trail[184]
[XIII.]What Tony Built[203]
[XIV.]The Cabaret Dancer[215]
[XV.]The Other Man's Road[229]
[XVI.]The Guitar of Alenya of the Sea[243]
[XVII.]Russian Mike and Maître Raoul Galvez[261]
[XVIII.]The Challenge[271]
[XIX.]The Adriances[283]
[XX.]The Cornerstone[308]

ILLUSTRATIONS

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Elsie felt the Glance pass across Her and Rest on Anthony[Frontispiece]
There Would Have Been no more Bedtime Romps forMasterson and His Son[71]
The Winter was Hard and Long, but Never Dull to Them[173]

A MAN'S HEARTH

CHAPTER I
Tony Adriance—"Millions, You Know!"

The man who had taken shelter in the stone pavilion hesitated before taking a place on the curved bench before him. He had the air of awaiting some sign of welcome or dismissal from the seat's occupant; receiving none, he sat down and turned his gaze toward the broad Drive, where people were scattering before the sudden flurry of rain. It suggested spring rather than autumn, this shower that had swept out of a wind-blown cloud and was already passing.