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Our Elizabeth

Our Elizabeth

by Florence A. Kilpatrick

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Author
Kilpatrick, Florence A. (Florence Antoinette), 1888-
Title
Our Elizabeth: A Humour Novel
Credits
E-text prepared by Al Haines
Language
English
LoC Class
PR: Language and Literatures: English literature
Subject
Households -- Fiction
Category
Text
eBook-No.
18430
Project Gutenberg
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/18430
Release Date
May 22, 2006
Copyright
Public domain in the USA.

Contents

  1. 1.[Frontispiece: Elizabeth Renshaw.] — OUR ELIZABETH
  2. 2.A HUMOUR NOVEL — BY FLORENCE A. KILPATRICK — ILLUSTRATED BY ERNEST FORBES — THORNTON BUTTERWORTH LIMITED 62 ST. MARTIN'S LANE, LONDON, W.C. 2 — TO CIS — AUTHOR'S NOTE
  3. 3.TABLE OF CONTENTS
  4. 4.ILLUSTRATIONS — Our Elizabeth . . . . . . Frontispiece — Henry and I looked at the Cookery Book — The Kid — A Bad Sign — Marion dropped fifteen stitches — Our Friend William — 'Wot's 'orrible about it?' — 'Oh, must I, Mama?' — ''E was starin' at it wild-like.' — 'Do you mean the boiler one?' I asked. — 'I suppose I'm shocking you terribly.' — A slight lowering of the left eye-lid. — Henry, being a Scotsman, likes argument. — 'A fair razzle-dazzle.' — She dashed from the room in a spasm of mirth. — 'Am I not a suitable wife for Henry?' — 'Carn't you get rid of 'er?' — 'Stop, William!' Marion said. — 'Oo ses the Signs is wrong?' — ''Ere's to us, all of us!' — OUR ELIZABETH — CHAPTER I — CHAPTER II — [Illustration: Henry and I looked at the Cookery Book.] — CHAPTER III — [Illustration: The Kid.] — CHAPTER IV — [Illustration: A Bad Sign.] — CHAPTER V — [Illustration: Marion dropped fifteen stitches.] — CHAPTER VI — [Illustration: Our Friend William.] — CHAPTER VII — [Illustration: 'Wot's 'orrible about it?'] — CHAPTER VIII — [Illustration: 'Oh, must I, Mama?'] — CHAPTER IX — [Illustration: ''E was starin' at it wild-like.'] — CHAPTER X — [Illustration: 'Do you mean the boiler one?' I asked.] — CHAPTER XI — [Illustration: 'I suppose I'm shocking you terribly.'] — CHAPTER XII — [Illustration: A slight lowering of the left eyelid.] — CHAPTER XIII — [Illustration: Henry, being a Scotsman, likes argument.] — CHAPTER XIV — [Illustration: 'A fair razzle-dazzle.'] — CHAPTER XV — [Illustration: She dashed from the room in a spasm of mirth.] — CHAPTER XVI — [Illustration: 'Am I not a suitable wife for Henry?'] — CHAPTER XVII — [Illustration: 'Carn't you get rid of 'er?'] — CHAPTER XVIII — [Illustration: 'Stop, William!' Marion cried.] — CHAPTER XIX — [Illustration: 'Oo ses the Signs is wrong?'] — CHAPTER XX — [Illustration: 'Ere's to us, all of us!']

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