Chapter I: Front Matter

FENELLA

_A NOVEL_

BY HENRY LONGAN STUART

_Author of "Weeping Cross"_

"NAY, MY MOTHER CRIED: BUT THEN THERE WAS
A STAR DID DANCE AND BENEATH IT
I WAS BORN"

GARDEN CITY
NEW YORK
DOUBLEDAY, PAGE & COMPANY
1911

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, INCLUDING THAT OF TRANSLATION
INTO FOREIGN LANGUAGES, INCLUDING THE SCANDINAVIAN

COPYRIGHT, 1911, BY DOUBLEDAY, PAGE & COMPANY

CONTENTS

PART I

I. Morgengabe

II. Shadows Before

III. An Eclipse

IV. To Introduce Paul Ingram

V. "Sad Company"

VI. A Child Speaks the Truth

VII. Mostly Lady Anne

VIII. The Second Floor

IX. Sharland College

X. "The Way of a Maid"

XI. An Interlude

XII. Richmond Park

XIII. Find Soul--Find Sorrow

XIV. Athea Rees

XV. History of a Conversion

XVI. Hoa-haka-nana-ia

XVII. The Continental Express

XVIII. Amende Honorable

PART II

I. Financial Intelligence

II. Two Telegrams

III. In the Firelight

IV. An Affair of Outposts

V. Cicispeo

VI. The Benefit of the Doubt

VII. A Dress Rehearsal

VIII. Lady Anne's Deposition

IX. The Man at the Wheel

X. Monsieur de Valbonette

XI. "_Inextricabile Error_"

XII. A Catastrophe

XIII. New Wine--Old Bottle

XIV. Some Theories and a Way Out

XV. A Last Wish

XVI. Azrael

XVII. A Dream Comes True

XVIII. Ice to the Moon

XIX. The Wages

PART III

I. The Baths of Apollo

II. Lightning in the Fog

III. Valedictory

IV. Something Like Cloves

V. A Very Vulgar Chapter

VI. Genealogical

VII. The Waiting-Room

VIII. 'Twixt Shine and Shade

IX. Beaten at the Post

X. A Year and a Day

XI. Two Grains of Hope