The Wayfarers
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"'It is most strange, madam ... that you should not be certain of the name of your husband.'" (Chapter XIII.)
THE WAYFARERS
BY
J. C. SNAITH
WARD, LOCK & CO., LIMITED LONDON, MELBOURNE AND TORONTO 1902
CONTENTS
THE WAYFARERS
CHAPTER I
THE DEVIL TO PAY
CHAPTER II
LADY CYNTHIA CAREW
CHAPTER III
INTRODUCES A MERITORIOUS HEBREW
CHAPTER IV
WE START UPON OUR PILGRIMAGE
CHAPTER V
I VINDICATE THE NATIONAL CHARACTER
CHAPTER VI
CONTAINS A FEW TRITE UTTERANCES ON THE GENTLE PASSION
CHAPTER VII
AN INSTRUCTIVE CHAPTER; IN WHICH IT IS SHOWN THAT IF A LITTLE LEARNING IS DANGEROUS, MUCH MAY BE CALAMITOUS.
CHAPTER VIII
WE GET US TO CHURCH
CHAPTER IX
WE GO UPON OUR WEDDING TOUR
CHAPTER X
WE ARE BESET BY A HEAVY MISFORTUNE
CHAPTER XI
I COME A PRISONER TO A FAMILIAR HOUSE, AND FIND STRANGE COMPANY
CHAPTER XII
I DISCOVER A GREAT AUTHOR WHERE I LEAST EXPECT TO FIND ONE
CHAPTER XIII
I FIND OUT CYNTHIA: CYNTHIA FINDS OUT ME
CHAPTER XIV
AMANTIUM IRÆ
CHAPTER XV
AMORIS INTEGRATIO: WE ARE CLAPT IN THE STOCKS
CHAPTER XVI
WE ARE SO SORELY TRIED THAT WE FAIN HAVE RECOURSE TO OUR WITS
CHAPTER XVII
WE MAKE ACQUAINTANCE WITH A PERSON OF DISTINCTION
CHAPTER XVIII
CONTAINS A PANEGYRIC ON THE GENTLE PASSION
CHAPTER XIX
WE APPEAR IN A NEW CHARACTER
CHAPTER XX
DISADVANTAGES OF A CHAISE AND A PAIR OF HORSES
CHAPTER XXI
WE REAP THE FRUITS OF OUR AUDACITY
CHAPTER XXII
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