To
MY DEAR FRIEND
JEAN MARGARET CARNEGIE BROWN
Emerson says, "To have a friend you must be a friend."
That, dear, is why you have so many.
CONTENTS
CHAPTER
- ["The Flittin'"]
- [The House Opposite]
- [The Princess]
- [The Beggar Maid]
- [Their Meeting]
- [Mr. Wycherly Adds to His Responsibilities]
- [Jane-Anne Swears Fealty]
- [Jane-Anne Assists Providence]
- [The Quest]
- [Fortune's Wheel]
- [The Cult of Bruey]
- [Found!]
- [A Far Cry]
- [An Experiment]
- [The Philosophy of Beauty]
- [The Pursuit Continued]
- [The Philosophy of Effort]
- [Gantry Bill]
- [The Starling Flies Away]
MR. WYCHERLY'S WARDS
CHAPTER I
"THE FLITTIN'"
"When lo there came a rumour,
A whispering to me
Of the grey town, the fey town,
The town where I would be."
FRANCIS BRETT BRETT-SMITH.
The village was thunderstruck. Nay, more; the village was disapproving, almost scandalised.