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Rosa Nouchette Carey. Lover or Friend
Lover or Friend
Table of Contents
CHAPTER I
THE BLAKE FAMILY ARE DISCUSSED
CHAPTER II
AUDREY INTRODUCES HERSELF
CHAPTER III
THE BLAKE FAMILY AT HOME
CHAPTER IV
MICHAEL
CHAPTER V
THE NEW MASTER
CHAPTER VI
THE GRAY COTTAGE
CHAPTER VII
KESTER'S HERO
CHAPTER VIII
'I HOPE BETTER THINGS OF AUDREY'
CHAPTER IX
MAT
CHAPTER X
PRISCILLA BAXTER
CHAPTER XI
'A GIRL AFTER MY OWN HEART'
CHAPTER XII
MOLLIE GOES TO DEEP-WATER CHINE
CHAPTER XIII
GERALDINE GIVES HER OPINION
CHAPTER XIV
'I AM SORRY YOU ASKED THE QUESTION'
CHAPTER XV
MRS. BLAKE HAS HER NEW GOWN
CHAPTER XVI
MOLLIE LETS THE CAT OUT OF THE BAG
CHAPTER XVII
AMONG THE BRAIL LANES
CHAPTER XVIII
ON A SCOTCH MOOR
CHAPTER XIX
YELLOW STOCKINGS ON THE TAPIS
CHAPTER XX
'THE LITTLE RIFT'
CHAPTER XXI
'HE IS VERY BRAVE'
CHAPTER XXII
'NO, YOU HAVE NOT SPARED ME'
CHAPTER XXIII
'DADDY, I WANT TO SPEAK TO YOU'
CHAPTER XXIV
'I FELT SUCH A CULPRIT, YOU SEE'
CHAPTER XXV
MR. HARCOURT SPEAKS HIS MIND
CHAPTER XXVI
HOW GERALDINE TOOK IT TO HEART
CHAPTER XXVII
WHAT MICHAEL THOUGHT OF IT
CHAPTER XXVIII
MICHAEL TURNS OVER A NEW LEAF
CHAPTER XXIX
TWO FAMILY EVENTS
CHAPTER XXX
'I COULD NOT STAND IT ANY LONGER, TOM'
CHAPTER XXXI
'WILL YOU CALL THE GUARD?'
CHAPTER XXXII
'I DID NOT LOVE HIM'
CHAPTER XXXIII
'SHALL YOU TELL HIM TO-NIGHT?'
CHAPTER XXXIV
'I MUST THINK OF MY CHILD, MIKE'
CHAPTER XXXV
'OLIVE WILL ACKNOWLEDGE ANYTHING'
CHAPTER XXXVI
'HOW CAN I BEAR IT?'
CHAPTER XXXVII
'I SHALL NEVER BE FREE'
CHAPTER XXXVIII
'WHO WILL COMFORT HIM?'
CHAPTER XXXIX
'YOU WILL LIVE IT DOWN'
CHAPTER XL
MICHAEL ACCEPTS HIS CHARGE
CHAPTER XLI
'THERE SHALL BE PEACE BETWEEN US'
CHAPTER XLII
'WILL YOU SHAKE HANDS WITH YOUR FATHER?'
CHAPTER XLIII
MICHAEL'S LETTER
CHAPTER XLIV
MOLLIE GOES INTO EXILE
CHAPTER XLV
AUDREY RECEIVES A TELEGRAM
CHAPTER XLVI
'INASMUCH'
CHAPTER XLVII
A STRANGE EXPIATION
CHAPTER XLVIII
ON MICHAEL'S BENCH
CHAPTER XLIX
'LET YOUR HEART PLEAD FOR ME'
CHAPTER L
BOOTY'S MASTER
CHAPTER LI
'LOVE'S AFTERMATH'
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Rosa Nouchette Carey
Published by Good Press, 2019
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Captain Burnett had one confidant—his cousin John. Not that he often called him by that name, their ages were too dissimilar to permit such easy familiarity; but he had once owned to Dr. Ross, to the man who loved him as a father, that his life had been a failure.
'Only a failure in the sense that you are no longer fit for active duty,' had been the reply. 'You must not forget the Victoria Cross, Michael.'
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