happiest she has ever known,
this little story is most
affectionately
inscribed
by the
AUTHOR.
Contents
| CHAPTER | PAGE | |
| I. | Which Shall It Be? | [13] |
| II. | “A Touch Can Make or a Touch Can Mar” | [21] |
| III. | “A Feeling of Sadness and Longing” | [29] |
| IV. | New Experiences | [41] |
| V. | Two Sides of a Question | [53] |
| VI. | Dull and Prosy | [63] |
| VII. | The P. U. L. | [71] |
| VIII. | Caps and Capers | [81] |
| IX. | A Modern Diogenes | [89] |
| X. | “They Could Never Deceive Me” | [97] |
| XI. | “La Somnambula” | [107] |
| XII. | “Have You Not Been Deceived This Time?” | [119] |
| XIII. | English as She is Spelled | [127] |
| XIV. | “Jingle Bells, Jingle Bells” | [135] |
| XV. | “Pride Goeth Before a Fall” | [143] |
| XVI. | Letters | [153] |
| XVII. | “Haf Anybody Seen My Umbrel?” | [161] |
| XVIII. | The Little Hinge | [169] |
| XIX. | “Fatal or Fated are Moments” | [179] |
| XX. | “Now Tread We a Measure.” | [187] |
| XXI. | Conspirators | [197] |
| XXII. | “We’ve Got ’em! We’ve Got ’em!“ | [205] |
| XXIII. | A Camera’s Capers. | [213] |
| XXIV. | Whispers | [225] |
| XXV. | “What Are You Doing Up this Time of Night?” | [233] |
| XXVI. | “Love (and Schoolgirls) Laugh at Locksmiths” | [243] |
| XXVII. | Ariadne’s Clue | [253] |
| XXVIII. | “When Buds And Blossoms Burst” | [261] |
| XXIX. | Commencement | [271] |
| XXX. | “O Fortunate, O Happy Day” | [279] |