Chapter I: Front Matter

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CONTENTS

CHAPTER PAGE
I 3
II 19
III 24
IV 33
V 49
VI 62
VII 73
VIII 88
IX 101
X 110
XI 122
XII 132
XIII 150
XIV 165
XV 184
XVI 210
XVII 221
XVIII 231
XIX 254
XX 271
XXI 278
XXII 290
XXIII 301
XXIV 310
XXV 323
XXVI 341
XXVII 351
XXVIII 363

“_GOOD MORNING,
ROSAMOND!_”

_Lulu Jones Downing_

(See Page 24)]

“GOOD-MORNING, ROSAMOND!”

by

CONSTANCE LINDSAY SKINNER

Illustrated by Thomas Fogarty

Garden City New York Doubleday, Page & Company 1917

Copyright, 1917, by Constance Lindsay Skinner

All rights reserved, including that of translation into foreign languages, including the Scandinavian

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

“When one is to have perhaps only one wonderful day, decision how
one shall spend any moment of it is important” _Coloured frontis_.
(See page 24)

FACING PAGE
“Mrs. Lee sat in her rocker knitting. Her ball of yarn was
flipping about the sward under the paws of a white kitten” 42

“Regarding each other and yielding to the charm of the sunset
and the music, they did not observe a black-whiskered man who
was crawling through the orchard” 154

“Rosamond saw a man who was presumably in his ‘middle
thirties’--a strong, well-built man, with face and hands
tanned by years of turning them, unprotected, toward all
weathers” 234

“_GOOD-MORNING, ROSAMOND!_”