Chapter III: Part I: Life at the Elms

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Preface 7
Chapter
I. The Daughters 9
II. The Boy in Grey and the Boy in Blue 16
III. After the War 31
IV. A Shadow Begins to Fall 45
V. Something Does Turn Up 48
VI. The Shadow Deepens 55
VII. The Coming of the Bride 68
VIII. Mrs. Hathern 76
IX. The Upheaval 88
X. A Suspicion 93
XI. Aunt Martha 98
XII. Norah O’Rourke and Julina 103
XIII. Carl 108
XIV. The Picnic 117
XV. Paul 124
XVI. Little Paul 132

PART II.—FANNY AND JACK.

I. After Five Years 146
II. The Fever 156
III. The Engagement 168
IV. The House that Jack Built 173
V. Seeing the World 180
VI. Furnishing the House that Jack Built 185
VII. The 25th of November 197
VIII. At the Plateau 202
IX. The Letter 210
X. The Effect 229

PART III.—FAN-AND-ANN AND JACK.

I. How Lovering Received the News 239
II. At The Elms 248
III. Jack 262
IV. Christmas at The Elms 275
V. On the Celtic 286
VI. On the Road to London 301
VII. At Morley’s 306
VIII. Changes in Lovering 324
IX. Fanny 338
X. Jack and Annie 353
XI. The House of Mourning 362
XII. Going Home 372
XIII. A Law to Herself 378
XIV. Fanny, or Mrs. Errington 388
XV. The Tenant at the Plateau 403

PART IV.—KATY AND CARL.

I. In the Old World 410
II. Madame 413
III. At Homburg 419
IV. At Monte Carlo 424
V. The Concert 436
VI. Julina 447
VII. Carl and Katy 455
VIII. Conclusion 461

DR. HATHERN’S DAUGHTERS.