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- MACMILLAN & CO., Limited
- TORONTO
- AUTHOR OF "THE DIVINE FIRE," ETC.
- Copyright, 1914
- By MAY SINCLAIR
- CONTENTS
- PAGE
- THE RETURN OF THE PRODIGAL 1
- THE GIFT 25
- THE FAULT 59
- WILKINSON'S WIFE 81
- MISS TARRANT'S TEMPERAMENT 97
- APPEARANCES 153
- THE WRACKHAM MEMOIRS 177
- THE COSMOPOLITAN 221
- THE RETURN OF THE PRODIGAL
- II
- III
- There was terror in Minnie's face. "He knows the Tanquerays."
- THE GIFT
- II
- And he had hoped that she would "like Julia."
- III
- IV
- He laughed. "I don't mean to 'do' anything at present."
- He smiled. "You don't allow for picturesque exaggeration."
- He was thinking, "She does really rather pile it on."
- VI
- VII
- THE FAULT
- II
- III
- He very nearly said, "Then, for God's sake, don't think."
- WILKINSON'S WIFE
- II
- His voice moved her, and her heart cried to him, "Poor Peter!"
- III
- MISS TARRANT'S TEMPERAMENT
- II
- III
- Straker was loyal. "You'd better ask her why she hasn't married me."
- Furnival brooded. "I've a good mind to."
- IV
- VI
- Straker jibbed. "Well, really--I--I haven't thought about it."
- VII
- VIII
- IX
- XI
- APPEARANCES
- II
- III
- IV
- She felt the shudder of his unspoken "Heaven forbid!"
- He looked round. "I think," he said, "I see Mr. Tarbuck."
- She rose. "I suppose appearances were against me; but----"
- THE WRACKHAM MEMOIRS
- II
- III
- He confided now in us, walking dejectedly with us in his "grounds."
- IV
- I heard Antigone say, "Yes, Mamma." She was not looking at me then.
- VI
- He groaned. "I _must_ go on with it. If I don't----"
- I did. There was no doubt that he had hit it.
- VII
- I said no, he hadn't. I'd come for myself.
- I ignored it and the tragic implication.
- I groaned. "It doesn't matter," I said, "which he does first."
- She parried it with "Mamma knows."
- And I thrust. "But," I said, "does your mother really understand?"
- I saw her wince.
- I left it to her. It sank in. She pondered it.
- I amended it. "For Grevill."
- She hadn't seen that aspect of it, for she said: "Grevill is?"
- I said we were afraid it was--for Grevill.
- I said, to give him up as far as Grevill was concerned.
- I suggested that I had better speak to Mrs. Wrackham.
- THE COSMOPOLITAN
- PART I
- INLAND
- II
- III
- IV
- VI
- VII
- VIII
- IX
- XI
- Miss Chatterton's voice sank. "She never will come back."
- He stiffened visibly. "I shall not quarrel with you for the _role_."
- XII
- XIII
- THE COSMOPOLITAN
- PART II
- OUTWARD BOUND
- XIV
- XV
- XVI
- She smiled. "I'm not so dishonest as to borrow what I can't repay."
- You _have_ made a clean sweep of me and my personal immortality."
- XVII
- XVIII
- S. R. CROCKETT'S NEW NOVEL
- SANDY
- By S. R. CROCKETT
- NEW MACMILLAN FICTION
- The Reconnaissance
- By GORDON GARDINER
- JACK LONDON'S NEW NOVEL
- The Valley of the Moon
- Short Stories
- By JACK LONDON
- NEW MACMILLAN FICTION
- The Treasure
- By KATHLEEN NORRIS
- Grannie
- By MRS. GEORGE WEMYSS
- OTHER NEW MACMILLAN FICTION
- A Stepdaughter of the Prairie
- By MARGARET LYNN
- Stories of Red Hanrahan
- By WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS
- The Secret Book
- By EDMUND LESTER PEARSON
- The Strength of the Strong
- By JACK LONDON
- Faith Tresilion
- By EDEN PHILLPOTTS
- A Lad of Kent
- By HERBERT HARRISON
- THE MACMILLAN COMPANY
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- End of Project Gutenberg's The Return of the Prodigal, by May Sinclair