Mrs. Hallam’s companion by Mrs. Mary J. Holmes

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Author

Holmes, Mary Jane, 1825-1907

Title

Mrs. Hallam's companion; and The Spring Farm, and other tales

Original Publication

United States: G. W. Dillingham,1896.

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

American fiction -- 19th century

Category

Text

Project Gutenberg

eBook-No. 69780

Release Date

January 13, 2023

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.Mrs. Hallam’s Companion. AND THE SPRING FARM, AND OTHER TALES.
2. 2.CONTENTS
3. 3.MRS. HALLAM’S COMPANION. — CHAPTER I. THE HALLAMS. — CHAPTER II. THE HOMESTEAD. — CHAPTER III. MRS. HALLAM’S APPLICANTS. — CHAPTER IV. MRS. FRED THURSTON. — CHAPTER V. THE COMPANION. — CHAPTER VI. ON THE TEUTONIC. — CHAPTER VII. REGINALD AND PHINEAS JONES. — CHAPTER VIII. REX AT THE HOMESTEAD. — CHAPTER IX. REX MAKES DISCOVERIES. — CHAPTER X. AT AIX-LES-BAINS. — CHAPTER XI. GRACE HAYNES. — CHAPTER XII. THE NIGHT OF THE OPERA. — CHAPTER XIII. AFTER THE OPERA. — CHAPTER XIV. AT THE BEAU-RIVAGE. — CHAPTER XV. THE UNWELCOME GUEST. — CHAPTER XVI. TANGLED THREADS. — CHAPTER XVII. ON THE SEA. — CHAPTER XVIII. ON SEA AND LAND. — CHAPTER XIX. “I, REX, TAKE THEE, BERTHA.”
4. 4.THE SPRING FARM. — CHAPTER I. AT THE FARM HOUSE. — CHAPTER II. WHERE ARCHIE WAS. — CHAPTER III. GOING WEST. — CHAPTER IV. ON THE ROAD. — CHAPTER V. MISS RAYNOR. — CHAPTER VI. THE SCHOOL MISTRESS. — CHAPTER VII. AT THE CEDARS. — CHAPTER VIII. MAX AT THE CEDARS. — CHAPTER IX. GOOD-BYE, MAX; GOOD-BYE. — CHAPTER X. AT LAST.
5. 5.THE HEPBURN LINE. — CHAPTER I.— Doris’s Story. MY AUNTS. — CHAPTER II.— Beriah’s story. DORIS. — CHAPTER III.— Doris’s Story. GRANTLEY MONTAGUE AND DOROTHEA. — CHAPTER IV.— Grantley Montague’s Story. ALECK AND THEA. — CHAPTER V.— Beriah’s Story. DORIS AND THE GLORY HOLE. — CHAPTER VI.— Doris’s Story. MORTON PARK. — CHAPTER VII.— Keziah’s Story. A SOLILOQUY. — CHAPTER VIII.— Doris’s Story. MY COUSIN GRANTLEY. — CHAPTER IX.— The Author’s Story. GRANTLEY AND DORIS. — CHAPTER X.— Doris’s Story. THEA AT MORTON PARK. — CHAPTER XI.— The Author’s Story. THE CRISIS. — CHAPTER XII.— Doris’s Story. THE MISSING LINK. — CHAPTER XIII.— Aunt Desire’s Story. THE THREE BRIDES. — CHAPTER XIV.— Doris’s Story. TWO YEARS LATER.
6. 6.MILDRED’S AMBITION. — CHAPTER I. MILDRED. — CHAPTER II. AT THORNTON PARK. — CHAPTER III. INCIDENTS OF FIFTEEN YEARS. — CHAPTER IV. AT THE FARM HOUSE. — CHAPTER V. THE BRIDE. — CHAPTER VI. MRS. GILES THORNTON. — CHAPTER VII. CALLS AT THE PARK. — CHAPTER VIII. MILDRED AND HER MOTHER. — CHAPTER IX. GERARD AND HIS FATHER. — CHAPTER X. IN THE CEMETERY. — CHAPTER XI. WHAT FOLLOWED. — CHAPTER XII. LOVE VERSUS MONEY. — CHAPTER XIII. THE WILL. — CHAPTER XIV. MILDRED AND HUGH. — CHAPTER XV. THE DENOUEMENT. — CHAPTER XVI. SUNSHINE AFTER THE STORM.

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