[THE NEW WARDEN]

BY MRS. DAVID G. RITCHIE

AUTHOR OF "TWO SINNERS," ETC.

LONDON
JOHN MURRAY, ALBEMARLE STREET, W.
1919

FIRST EDITION, Nov., 1918.
Reprinted ... March, 1919.
All rights reserved


CONTENTS

CHAPTERPAGE
I.The Warden's Lodgings[1]
II.Moral Support[14]
III.Passionate Pity[26]
IV.The Unforeseen Happens[37]
V.Waiting[50]
VI.More Than One Conclusion[57]
VII.Men Marching Past[72]
VIII.The Lost Letter[82]
IX.The Luncheon Party[92]
X.Parental Effusions[108]
XI.No Escape[124]
XII.The Ghost[133]
XIII.The Effect of Suggestion[141]
XIV.Different Views[151]
XV.Mrs. Potten's Carelessness[166]
XVI.Seeing Christ Church[177]
XVII.A Tea Party[188]
XVIII.The Moral Claims of an Umbrella[201]
XIX.Honour[209]
XX.Shopping[217]
XXI.The Soul of Mrs. Potten[227]
XXII.Mr. Boreham's Proposal[236]
XXIII.By Moonlight[251]
XXIV.A Cause and Impediment[259]
XXV.Confessions[267]
XXVI.The Anxieties of Louise[280]
XXVII.The Forgiveness of the Fates[290]
XXVIII.Alma Mater[301]
XXIX.Dinner[310]
XXX.The End of Belinda and Co.[319]
XXXI.A Farewell[331]
XXXII.The Warden Hurries[343]

THE NEW WARDEN