BYHER DAUGHTER.Contents [I. CHRISTIE] [II. SERVANT] [III. ACTRESS] [IV. GOVERNESS] [V. COMPANION] [VI. SEAMSTRESS] [VII. THROUGH THE MIST] [VIII. A CURE FOR DESPAIR] [IX. MRS. WILKINS’S MINISTER] [X. BEGINNING AGAIN] [XI. IN THE STRAWBERRY BED] [XII. CHRISTIE’S GALA] [XIII. WAKING UP] [XIV. WHICH?] [XV. MIDSUMMER] [XVI. MUSTERED IN] [XVII. THE COLONEL] [XVIII. SUNRISE] [XIX. LITTLE HEART’S-EASE] [XX. AT FORTY]LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS,FROM DRAWINGS BY SOL EYTINGE. [“How doth the little busy bee”] [Christie] [Aunt Betsey’s Interlarded Speech] [Mrs. Stuart.] [Hepsey] [Christie as Queen of the Amazons] [Mr. Philip Fletcher] [Mrs. Saltonstall and Family] [“No, I thank you”] [Helen Carrol] [Mrs. King and Miss Cotton] [The Rescue] [“C. Wilkins, Clear Starcher”] [Lisha Wilkins] [Mrs. Wilkins’ “Six Lively Infants”] [Mr. Power] [Mrs. Sterling] [David and Christie in the Greenhouse] [Mr. Power and Christie in the Strawberry Bed] [A Friendly Chat] [Kitty.] [“One Happy Moment”] [David] [“Then they were married”] [“Don’t mourn, dear heart, but WORK”] [“She’s a good little gal; looks consid’able like you”] [“Each ready to do her part to hasten the coming of the happy end”]WORK:A STORY OF EXPERIENCE.CHAPTER I.CHRISTIE.