Copyright, 1916, by
Frederick A. Stokes Company
All rights reserved, including that of translation into foreign languages.
CONTENTS
| PART I | ||
| CHAPTER | PAGE | |
| [I] | Unwritten Papers | 1 |
| [II] | Aunts | 9 |
| [III] | Not Colonial; Georgian | 19 |
| [IV] | Puppy Dogs, and a Psychological Fact | 28 |
| [V] | Babes in the Wood | 38 |
| [VI] | Arcadia and Yankeedom | 55 |
| [VII] | Omne Ignotum | 69 |
| [VIII] | Livy and Victor Hugo | 77 |
| [IX] | A Long Cheer for Wimbourne | 88 |
| [X] | Rumblings | 101 |
| [XI] | Aunt Selina's Beaux Yeux | 112 |
| [XII] | An Act of God | 121 |
| [XIII] | Sardou | 133 |
| [XIV] | Un-Anglo-Saxon | 141 |
| [XV] | Chiefly Cardiac | 148 |
| [XVI] | The Saddest Tale | 160 |
| PART II | ||
| [I] | Can Love Be Controlled by Advice? | 171 |
| [II] | Congreve | 184 |
| [III] | Not Triassic, Certainly, but Nearly as Old | 200 |
| [IV] | Wild Horses and Champagne | 213 |
| [V] | A Schöne Seele on Pisgah | 224 |
| [VI] | A Long Chapter. But Then, Love Is Long | 233 |
| [VII] | A Very Short Chapter, in One Sense | 252 |
| [VIII] | One Thing and Another | 268 |
| [IX] | Labyrinths | 280 |
| [X] | Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lammle | 299 |
| [XI] | Hesitancies and Tears | 312 |
| [XII] | A Rod of Iron | 326 |
| [XIII] | Red Flame | 343 |
| [XIV] | A Potter's Vessel | 362 |
| [XV] | The Tide Turns | 368 |
| [XVI] | Reinstatement of a Schöne Seele | 376 |