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Lyall Edna. We Two
We Two
Table of Contents
CHAPTER I. Brian Falls in Love
CHAPTER II. From Effect to Cause
CHAPTER III. Life From Another Point of View
CHAPTER IV. “Supposing it is true!”
CHAPTER V. Erica's Resolve
CHAPTER VI. Paris
CHAPTER VII. What the New Year Brought
CHAPTER VIII. “Why Do You Believe It?”
CHAPTER IX. Rose
CHAPTER X. Hard at Work
CHAPTER XI. The Wheels Run Down
CHAPTER XII. Raeburn's Homecoming
CHAPTER XIII. Losing One Friend to Gain Another
CHAPTER XIV. Charles Osmond Speaks His Mind
CHAPTER XV. An Interval
CHAPTER XVI. Hyde Park
CHAPTER XVII. At Death's Door
CHAPTER XVIII. Answered or Unanswered?
CHAPTER XIX. At The Museum
CHAPTER XX. Storm
CHAPTER XXI. What it Involved
CHAPTER XXII. An Editor
CHAPTER XXIII. Erica to the Rescue
CHAPTER XXIV. The New Relations
CHAPTER XXV. Lady Caroline's Dinner
CHAPTER XXVI. A Friend
CHAPTER XXVII. At Oak Dene Manor
CHAPTER XXVIII. The Happiest of Weeks
CHAPTER XXIX. Greyshot Again
CHAPTER XXX. Slander Leaves a Slur
CHAPTER XXXI. Brian as Avenger
CHAPTER XXXII. Fiesole
CHAPTER XXXIII. “Right Onward”
CHAPTER XXXIV. The Most Unkindest Cut of All
CHAPTER XXXV. Raeburn v. Pogson
CHAPTER XXXVI. Rose's Adventure
CHAPTER XXXVII. Dreeing Out the Inch
CHAPTER XXXVIII. Halcyon Days
CHAPTER XXXIX. Ashborough
CHAPTER XL. Mors Janua Vitae
CHAPTER XLI. Results Closely Following
CHAPTER XLII. A New Year's Dawn
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Edna Lyall
A Novel
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Perhaps he expected his son to make some compromise; if so he showed what a very slight knowledge he had of his character. Luke Raeburn had certainly not been prepared for such extreme harshness, but with the pain and grief and indignation there rose in his heart a mighty resoluteness. With a face as hard and rugged as the granite rocks without, he wished his father goodbye, and obeyed his orders.
Then had followed such a struggle with the world as few men would have gone through with. Cut off from all friends and relations by his avowal of atheism, and baffled again and again in seeking to earn his living, he had more than once been on the very brink of starvation. By sheer force of will he had won his way, had risen above adverse circumstances, had fought down obstacles, and conquered opposing powers. Before long he had made fresh friends and gained many followers, for there was an extraordinary magnetism about the man which almost compelled those who were brought into contact with him to reverence him.
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