Category: Humour

New Faces

"Oh give me new faces, new faces, new faces I have seen those about me a fortnight or more. Some people grow weary of names or of places But faces to me are a much greater bore."

Chapters

2. Chapter 2

"Well it's so. You watch 'em. The style in wives is changin'. Actresses is goin' out an' the 'poor but honest workin' goil' is comin' in. One of our salesladies has a book about...

7. Chapter 7

Not quite a year elapsed before Mr. Hawtry's genial co-trustee visited his little ward. The reading of the will had taken place in November, and on the last week of the followin...

6. Chapter 6

In the excitement of the first stages of one of her expeditions into another's territory, Jimmie's first letter arrived. It was mailed at Honolulu, and consisted obediently of t...

5. Chapter 5

"I wish to say, John," she began, before any one else had time to speak, "that I've said _nothing_ to mother or Dick, and I think it would be better if you didn't. I can attend...

1. Chapter 1

"Oh give me new faces, new faces, new faces I have seen those about me a fortnight or more. Some people grow weary of names or of places But faces to me are a much greater bore."

4. Chapter 4

They did, and the echoes of their conversation brought Jimmie, that trusty sleuth, upon the scene. With him he brought Horace as witness. Also, he carried his dark lantern. He d...

3. Chapter 3

"You are mistaken," replied Uncle Richard with a horrible suavity; "I understand enough. That poor child telephoned to me not twenty minutes ago that her husband was injured, pe...

8. Chapter 8

Between the pasture and the distant city she could distinguish the roofs of another of the havens of her dear desire--the house where the old ladies lived. Four old ladies there...

9. Chapter 9

"In the church," marveled Mrs. Buckley. "How careless of Mary!" she apologized, and "How good of you!" she smiled. "No, I'm not in the least worried. She always had a way of tro...