Copyright, 1917

BY

LESLIE MOORE

The Knickerbocker Press, New York

To

MRS. BARTON

CONTENTS

CHAPTERPAGE
Prologue [1]
I.The Letter [17]
II.Memories [24]
III.Quod Scriptum est [31]
IV.The Lady of the Blue Book [38]
V.A Friendship [44]
VI.At Teneriffe [52]
VII.England [64]
VIII.The Amazing Conditions [70]
IX.The Decision [79]
X.An English Cottage [86]
XI.Doubts [98]
XII.Concerning Michael Field [102]
XIII.A Discovery [109]
XIV.Honor Vincit [117]
XV.In the Garden [123]
XVI.A Meeting [132]
XVII.At the Manor House [139]
XVIII.A Dream and Other Things [149]
XIX.Trix on the Scene [161]
XX.Moonlight and Theories [168]
XXI.On the Moorland [183]
XXII.An Old Man in a Library [192]
XXIII.Antony Finds a Glove [201]
XXIV.An Interest in Life [206]
XXV.Prickles [212]
XXVI.An Offer and a Refusal [227]
XXVII.Letters and Mrs. Arbuthnot [237]
XXVIII.For the Day Alone [256]
XXIX.In the Church Porch [260]
XXX.A Question of Importance [277]
XXXI.Midnight Reflections [284]
XXXII.Sunlight and Happiness [290]
XXXIII.Trix Seeks Advice [294]
XXXIV.An Amazing Suggestion [302]
XXXV.Trix Triumphant [312]
XXXVI.An Old Man Tells his Story [319]
XXXVII.The Importance of Trifles [330]
XXXVIII.A Footstep on the Path [334]
XXXIX.On the Old Foundation [341]
Epilogue [347]