LADY BARBARITY
A ROMANCE
BY
J. C. SNAITH
AUTHOR OF MISTRESS DOROTHY MARVIN
AND FIERCEHEART, THE SOLDIER
NEW YORK
D. APPLETON AND COMPANY
1899
Copyright, 1898, 1899,
By D. APPLETON AND COMPANY.
All rights reserved.
CONTENTS.
| CHAPTER | PAGE | |
| I.— | Deplores the scarcity of men | [1] |
| II.— | The rebel appears | [16] |
| III.— | The rebel disappears | [29] |
| IV.— | Of an odd passage in the meadow | [53] |
| V.— | I mix in the high political | [66] |
| VI.— | I continue my night adventures | [80] |
| VII.— | The spirit of the woods | [106] |
| VIII.— | In which the hero is found to be a person of no descent whatever | [118] |
| IX.— | Of the monstrous behaviour of Miss Prue | [135] |
| X.— | I play Catherine to Mr. Dare’s Petruchio | [154] |
| XI.— | I undergo an ordeal; I play with a fire | [171] |
| XII.— | I defy dear Lady Grimstone | [189] |
| XIII.— | I display my infinite resources | [204] |
| XIV.— | In which the Captain’s wit becomes a rival of my own | [220] |
| XV.— | The Captain trumps my trick | [231] |
| XVI.— | In which I am wooed and won | [247] |
| XVII.— | More alarums and excursions | [258] |
| XVIII.— | In which the Captain’s comedy is played | [272] |
| XIX.— | I suffer great adversity | [286] |
| XX.— | I speak with the celebrated Mr. Snark | [300] |
| XXI.— | I come to Tyburn tree | [315] |
| Epilogue | [331] |