Stella Fregelius: A Tale of Three Destinies

by H. Rider Haggard

Stella Fregelius

A TALE OF THREE DESTINIES

by H. Rider Haggard

First Published 1904.

“Felix qui potuit rerum cognoscere causas,
Atque metus omnes, et inexorabile fatum
Subjecit pedibus; strepitumque Acherontis avari.”

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Contents

[ DEDICATION ]

[ AUTHOR’S NOTE ]

[ STELLA FREGELIUS ]

[CHAPTER I. MORRIS, MARY, AND THE AEROPHONE]

[CHAPTER II. THE COLONEL AND SOME REFLECTIONS]

[CHAPTER III. “POOR PORSON”]

[CHAPTER IV. MARY PREACHES AND THE COLONEL PREVAILS]

[CHAPTER V. A PROPOSAL AND A PROMISE]

[CHAPTER VI. THE GOOD DAYS]

[CHAPTER VII. BEAULIEU]

[CHAPTER VIII. THE SUNK ROCKS AND THE SINGER]

[CHAPTER IX. MISS FREGELIUS]

[CHAPTER X. DAWN AND THE LAND]

[CHAPTER XI. A MORNING SERVICE]

[CHAPTER XII. MR. LAYARD’S WOOING]

[CHAPTER XIII. TWO QUESTIONS, AND THE ANSWER]

[CHAPTER XIV. THE RETURN OF THE COLONEL]

[CHAPTER XV. THREE INTERVIEWS]

[CHAPTER XVI. A MARRIAGE AND AFTER]

[CHAPTER XVII. THE RETURN OF MARY]

[CHAPTER XVIII. TWO EXPLANATIONS]

[CHAPTER XIX. MORRIS, THE MARRIED MAN]

[CHAPTER XX. STELLA’S DIARY]

[CHAPTER XXI. THE END OF STELLA’S DIARY]

[CHAPTER XXII. THE EVIL GATE]

[CHAPTER XXIII. STELLA COMES]

[CHAPTER XXIV. DREAMS AND THE SLEEP]

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DEDICATION