Doctor Hathern’s Daughters

About this eBook

Author

Holmes, Mary Jane, 1825-1907

Title

Doctor Hathern's daughters : A story of Virginia, in four parts

Original Publication

United States: G. W. Dillingham, 1895.

Credits

Richard Tonsing and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)

Language

English

LoC Class

PS: Language and Literatures: American and Canadian literature

Subject

Twins -- Fiction

Category

Text

Project Gutenberg

eBook-No. 70883

Release Date

May 30, 2023

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.DOCTOR HATHERN’S DAUGHTERS. A STORY OF VIRGINIA, IN FOUR PARTS
2. 2.PREFACE.
3. 3.CONTENTS. — PART I—LIFE AT THE ELMS. — Chapter I—Annie’s Story. THE DAUGHTERS. — Chapter II—An Episode. THE BOY IN GREY AND THE BOY IN BLUE. — Chapter III. AFTER THE WAR. — Chapter IV.—Annie’s Story Continued. A SHADOW BEGINS TO FALL. — Chapter V.—The Author’s Story. SOMETHING DOES TURN UP. — Chapter VI.—Annie’s Story. THE SHADOWS DEEPEN. — Chapter VII.—Author’s Story. THE COMING OF THE BRIDE. — Chapter VIII.—The Author’s Story Continued. MRS. HATHERN. — Chapter IX.—Annie’s Story. THE UPHEAVAL. — Chapter X.—Annie’s Story Continued. A SUSPICION. — Chapter XI.—Annie’s Story Continued. AUNT MARTHA. — Chapter XII.—Annie’s Story Continued. NORAH O’ROURKE AND JULINA. — Chapter XIII.—Annie’s Story Continued. CARL. — Chapter XIV.—Annie’s Story Continued. THE PICNIC. — Chapter XV.—Annie’s Story Continued. PAUL. — Chapter XVI.—Annie’s Story Continued. LITTLE PAUL.
4. 4.PART II.—FANNY AND JACK. — Chapter I.—Annie’s Story Continued. AFTER FIVE YEARS. — Chapter II.—Annie’s Story Continued. THE FEVER. — Chapter III.—Annie’s Story Continued. THE ENGAGEMENT. — Chapter IV.—Annie’s Story Continued. THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT. — Chapter V.—Annie’s Story Continued. SEEING THE WORLD. — Chapter VI.—Annie’s Story Continued. FURNISHING THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT. — Chapter VII.—Annie’s Story Continued. THE 25TH OF NOVEMBER. — Chapter VIII.—Annie’s Story Continued. AT THE PLATEAU. — Chapter IX.—Annie’s Story Continued. THE LETTER. — Chapter X.—Annie’s Story Continued. THE EFFECT.
5. 5.PART III. — Chapter I.—Author’s Story. HOW LOVERING RECEIVED THE NEWS. — Chapter II.—Author’s Story Continued. AT THE ELMS. — Chapter III.—Author’s Story Continued. JACK. — Chapter IV.—Author’s Story Continued. CHRISTMAS AT THE ELMS. — Chapter V.—Author’s Story Continued. ON THE CELTIC. — Chapter VI. ON THE ROAD TO LONDON. — Chapter VII.—Author’s Story Continued. AT MORLEY’S. — Chapter VIII.—Author’s Story Continued. CHANGES IN LOVERING. — Chapter IX.—Author’s Story Continued. FANNY. — Chapter X.—Author’s Story Continued. JACK AND ANNIE. — Chapter XI.—Author’s Story Continued. THE HOUSE OF MOURNING. — Chapter XII.—Author’s Story Continued. GOING HOME. — Chapter XIII.—Author’s Story Continued. A LAW TO HERSELF. — Chapter XIV.—Author’s Story Continued. FANNY OR MRS. ERRINGTON. — Chapter XV.—Author’s Story Continued. THE TENANT AT THE PLATEAU.
6. 6.PART IV. KATY AND CARL. — Chapter I.—Annie’s Story. IN THE OLD WORLD. — Chapter II.—Author’s Story. MADAME. — Chapter III.—Author’s Story Continued. AT HOMBURG. — Chapter IV.—Annie’s Story. AT MONTE CARLO. — Chapter V.—Annie’s Story Continued. THE CONCERT. — Chapter VI.—Annie’s Story Continued. JULINA. — Chapter VII.—Annie’s Story Continued. CARL AND KATY. — Chapter VIII.—Annie’s Story Continued. CONCLUSION.

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