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Rosa Nouchette Carey. Wee Wifie
Wee Wifie
Table of Contents
CHAPTER I. PROLOGUE—THE WANDERER
CHAPTER II. THE BLIND VICAR OF SANDYCLIFFE
CHAPTER III. UNDER THE OLD WALNUT-TREE
CHAPTER IV “WHEN WE TWO PARTED.”
CHAPTER V. THE LITTLE PRINCESS
CHAPTER VI. BEULAH PLACE
CHAPTER VII. NEA
CHAPTER VIII. MAURICE TRAFFORD
CHAPTER IX. THE AWAKENING
CHAPTER X. IN DEEP WATERS
CHAPTER XI. THE WEE WIFIE
CHAPTER XII. IN THE BLUE NESTIE
CHAPTER XIII. THAT ROOM OF MRS. WATKINS’S
CHAPTER XIV. CRYSTAL
CHAPTER XV. ERLE ARRIVES AT REDMOND HALL
CHAPTER XVI. FAY’S DILEMMA
CHAPTER XVII “I AM ONLY WEE WIFIE.”
CHAPTER XVIII. ERLE’S VISIT TO THE GRANGE
CHAPTER XIX. AMONG THE SHADOWS
CHAPTER XX “LITTLE JOYCE.”
CHAPTER XXI “LET ME SEE MARGARET.”
CHAPTER XXII. TWO STRINGS TO ONE BOW
CHAPTER XXIII. CRYSTAL’S STORY
CHAPTER XXIV. A GRAVE DECISION
CHAPTER XXV. GO BACK TO RABY
CHAPTER XXVI. THE TALL YOUNG LADY IN BROWN
CHAPTER XXVII. FLUFF GOES TO SEE GRANDPAPA
CHAPTER XXVIII “I WANT HIM SO.”
CHAPTER XXIX. A GLIMPSE OF THE DARK VALLEY
CHAPTER XXX “IT IS ALL OVER, BABY.”
CHAPTER XXXI. FAY’S MISTAKE
CHAPTER XXXII “GOOD-BYE—GOOD-BYE.”
CHAPTER XXXIII. THE MANSE AT ROWAN-GLEN
CHAPTER XXXIV. TRACKED AT LAST
CHAPTER XXXV. RABY’S WIFE
CHAPTER XXXVI. SIR HUGH’S REPENTANCE
CHAPTER XXXVII. VANITAS VANITATIS
CHAPTER XXXVIII. NEA AND HER FATHER MEET AGAIN
CHAPTER XXXIX. EVELYN’S REVENGE
CHAPTER XL. AUNT JEANIE’S GUEST
CHAPTER XLI. UNDER THE ROWANS
CHAPTER XLII. KNITTING UP THE THREADS
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Rosa Nouchette Carey
Published by Good Press, 2019
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“The time was when a word from Catharine would have contented you, Miss Crystal,” replied the woman, sorrowfully, and her honest face grew overcast. “Do you think Miss Margaret’s own foster-sister, who was brought up with her, would deceive you now? But it is like enough that sorrow and pride have turned your head, and the mistake of having made the first false step beside.”
“Forgive me,” returned the girl, hoarsely; and she took the work hardened hand and pressed it between both her own. “I will try to believe you, though I can not realize it that Margaret—my Margaret—has been jilted.”
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