Category: Romance
An Accidental Honeymoon
MR. FRANCIS CHARLES MCDONALD, OF PRINCETON UNIVERSITY, IS THE AUTHOR OF THE POEM, "BOB WHITE," MADE USE OF IN THIS STORY. I BEG TO EXPRESS MY GRATITUDE FOR HIS PERMISSION TO AVAIL MYSELF OF IT.
Chapters
5. Part 5
He took care to wrap the sheet twice about a cleat before hoisting away, but as soon as the jib rose above the low gunwale, the wind tore it from the lower bolt-ropes, and it bl...
6. Part 6A hundred images of Betty flitted before his mind's eye--images graceful and smiling, sad and gay, merry and serious, always infinitely winsome. Her voice sounded in his ear--te...
4. Part 4"I had nothing to do with it. After you went away, I remembered that I didn't know your real name, and I was afraid a telegram for 'Bob White, Esquire,' left in the servants' ha...
2. Part 2"No, but I hated him. I hate him! Not that he wasn't game. When I turned to him with that dear flag dangling in my hand, he swept me off in a two-step, flag and all. But he smil...
3. Part 3"I was a little afraid you might forget your promise. No, what I was really afraid of was that you wouldn't find a chance to steal away. You _did_ steal away, didn't you, ve-ry...
1. Part 1MR. FRANCIS CHARLES MCDONALD, OF PRINCETON UNIVERSITY, IS THE AUTHOR OF THE POEM, "BOB WHITE," MADE USE OF IN THIS STORY. I BEG TO EXPRESS MY GRATITUDE FOR HIS PERMISSION TO AVA...
7. Part 7He gave a short laugh. "Thank you. But if we're going up and down this weary world in--in this fashion, forever, I think I'll soon begin to wish that the 'swamper' had put his k...