"——A woman's will dies hard,
In the field, or on the sward."
"There were three little women
Each fair in the face,
And their laughter with music
Filled all the green place;
As they wove pleasant thoughts
With the threads of their lace.
Of the wind in the tree tops
The flowers in the glen,
Of the birds—the brown robin,
The wood dove, the wren,
They talked—but their thoughts
Were of three little men!"
CONTENTS.
[CHAPTER I.—Grace Danton]
[CHAPTER II.—Kate Danton]
[CHAPTER III.—A Change of Dynasty]
[CHAPTER IV.—Rose Danton]
[CHAPTER V.—Seeing a Ghost]
[CHAPTER VI.—Rose's Adventure]
[CHAPTER VII.—Hon. Lieutenant Reginald Stanford]
[CHAPTER VIII.—The Ghost Again]
[CHAPTER IX.—A Game for Two to Play at]
[CHAPTER X.—The Revelation]
[CHAPTER XI.—One Mystery Cleared Up]
[CHAPTER XII.—Harry Danton]
[CHAPTER XIII.—Love-making]
[CHAPTER XIV.—Trying to be True]
[CHAPTER XV.—One of Earth's Angels]
[CHAPTER XVI.—Epistolary]
[CHAPTER XVII.—"She Took Up the Burden of Life Again."]
[CHAPTER XVIII.—"It's an Ill Wind Blows Nobody Good"]
[CHAPTER XIX.—Via Crucis]
[CHAPTER XX.—Bearing the Cross]
[CHAPTER XXI.—Dr. Danton's Good Works]
[CHAPTER XXII.—After the Cross, the Crown]
[CHAPTER XXIII.—"Long have I been True to You, now I'm True no Longer"]
[CHAPTER XXIV.—Coals of Fire]
[CHAPTER XXV.—At Home]
[By May Agnes Fleming.]