John March, Southerner
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JOHN MARCH
SOUTHERNER
NEW YORK CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS 1894
Copyright, 1894, by CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
THE CAXTON PRESS NEW YORK
Copyright, 1894, by CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
THE CAXTON PRESS NEW YORK
CONTENTS
JOHN MARCH, SOUTHERNER
I.
SUEZ
II.
TO A GOOD BOY
III.
TWO FRIENDS
IV.
THE JUDGE'S SON MAKES TWO LIFE-TIME ACQUAINTANCES, AND IS OFFERED A THIRD
V.
THE MASTER'S HOME-COMING
VI.
TROUBLE
VII.
EXODUS
VIII.
SEVEN YEARS OF SUNSHINE
IX.
LAUNCELOT HALLIDAY
X.
FANNIE
XI.
A BLEEDING HEART
XII.
JOHN THINKS HE IS NOT AFRAID
XIII.
FOR FANNIE
XIV.
A MORTGAGE ON JOHN
XV.
ARRIVALS AT ROSEMONT
XVI.
A GROUP OF NEW INFLUENCES
XVII.
THE ROSEMONT ATMOSPHERE
XVIII.
THE PANGS OF COQUETRY
XIX.
MR. RAVENEL SHOWS A "MORE EXCELLENT WAY"
XX.
FANNIE SUGGESTS
XXI.
MR. LEGGETT'S CHICKEN-PIE POLICY
XXII.
CLIMBING LOVER'S LEAP
XXIII.
A SUMMONS FOR THE JUDGE
XXIV.
THE GOLDEN SPIKE
XXV.
XXVI.
JOHN INSULTS THE BRITISH FLAG
XXVII.
TO SUSIE—FROM PUSSIE
XXVIII.
INFORMATION FOR SALE
XXIX.
RAVENEL ASKS
XXX.
ANOTHER ODD NUMBER
XXXI.
MR. FAIR VENTURES SOME INTERROGATIONS
XXXII.
JORDAN
XXXIII.
THE OPPORTUNE MOMENT
XXXIV.
DAPHNE AND DINWIDDIE: A PASTEL IN PROSE
XXXV.
A WIDOW'S ULTIMATUM
XXXVI.
A NEW SHINGLE IN SUEZ
XXXVII.
WISDOM AND FAITH KISS EACH OTHER
XXXVIII.
RUBBING AGAINST MEN
XXXIX.
SAME AFTERNOON
XL.
ROUGH GOING
XLI.
SQUATTER SOVEREIGNTY
XLII.
JOHN HEADS A PROCESSION
XLIII.
ST. VALENTINE'S DAY
XLIV.
ST. VALENTINE'S: EVENING
XLV.
A LITTLE VOYAGE OF DISCOVERIES
XLVI.
A PAIR OF SMUGGLERS
XLVII.
LEVITICUS
XLVIII.
DELILAH
XLIX.
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
L.
THE JAMBOREE
LI.
BUSINESS
LII.
DARKNESS AND DOUBT
LIII.
SWEETNESS AND LIGHT
LIV.
AN UNEXPECTED PLEASURE
LV.
HOME-SICKNESS ALLEVIATED
LVI.
CONCERNING SECOND LOVE
LVII.
GO ON, SAYS BARBARA
LVIII.
TOGETHER AGAIN
LIX.
THIS TIME SHE WARNS HIM
LX.
A PERFECT UNDERSTANDING
LXI.
A SICK MAN AND A SICK HORSE
LXII.
RAVENEL THINKS HE MUST
LXIII.
LETTERS AND TELEGRAMS
LXIV.
JUDICIOUS JOHANNA
LXV.
THE ENEMY IN THE REAR
LXVI.
WARM HEARTS, HOT WORDS, COOL FRIENDS
LXVII.
PROBLEM: IS AN UNCONFIRMED DISTRUST NECESSARILY A DEAD ASSET?
LXVIII.
FAREWELL, WIDEWOOD
LXIX.
IN YANKEE LAND
LXX.
ACROSS THE MEADOWS
LXXI.
IN THE WOODS
LXXII.
MY GOOD GRACIOUS, MISS BARB
LXXIII.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER CHAPEL
LXXIV.
COMPLETE COLLAPSE OF A PERFECT UNDERSTANDING
LXXV.
A YEAR'S VICISSITUDES
LXXVI.
AGAINST OVERWHELMING NUMBERS
LXXVII.
"LINES OF LIGHT ON A SULLEN SEA"
LXXVIII.
BARBARA FINDS THE RHYME
THE END.
George W. Cable's Writings.
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