Bestsellers, American, 1895-1923

The Visits of Elizabeth

NAZEBY HALL 300 EATON PLACE HEAVILAND MANOR HAZELDENE COURT CHÂTEAU DE CROIXMARE YACHT "SAUTERELLE" CAUDEBEC HOTEL FRASCATI, HAVRE CHÂTEAU DE CROIXMARE CHAMPS ELYSÉES CHÂTEAU DE CROIXMARE RETBY CARRISTON TOWERS CHEVENIX CASTLE FOLJAMBE PLACE

Chapters

1. Chapter 1

NAZEBY HALL 300 EATON PLACE HEAVILAND MANOR HAZELDENE COURT CHÂTEAU DE CROIXMARE YACHT "SAUTERELLE" CAUDEBEC HOTEL FRASCATI, HAVRE CHÂTEAU DE CROIXMARE CHAMPS ELYSÉES CHÂTEAU DE...

2. Chapter 2

We go on to Great-aunt Maria's by the eleven train. I am glad Cousin Octavia is going to take me out next season instead of Aunt Mary, which was first suggested. I know I should...

3. Chapter 3

Lord Valmond was on his way to the window seat where Jane Roose and I were sitting the first night after dinner, but Mrs. Westaway caught hold of her husband's coat-tails as he...

4. Chapter 4

It was spitting with rain when we got back, and they all made such a fuss for fear I had got wet, and they would not for worlds stir out of doors to see the church or anything,...

5. Chapter 5

But it must be a bother picking up a taste for having baths and things afterwards, if it isn't from instinct, don't you think so, Mamma? And I am glad I am not French. It is eve...

6. Chapter 6

Directly after she went in I caught a glimpse of "Antoine" in a _coupé_, going at a great pace, but I could not make him see me before he had turned down the street that goes to...

7. Chapter 7

Of course the Baronne had arranged for the Vicomte to take me in; and our table was pink and white carnations. Presently the whole company had arrived, and we started--a huge tr...

8. Chapter 8

"Il est venu pour demander ma main, pour son neveu, Monsieur de Beaupré," she said, putting her arm round my waist; "J'espère que cela ne vous chagrine pas, chérie?" And when I...

9. Chapter 9

Victorine told them the Marquis was "Beau comme l'Archange Michel," and had for her "une brûlante dévotion!" What will she say if after all he refuses to come to the scratch! Je...

10. Chapter 10

Mr. Doran was as quiet as a mouse, and said he had a bad headache. The three other men had enormous breakfasts, and did not speak much, except that Captain Fieldin asked if we w...

11. Chapter 11

As we walked down the armour gallery she met a servant with a telegram, and while she stopped to read it I looked out of one of the windows. The wall is so thick they are all in...

12. Chapter 12

Octavia put her arm through mine, and we were walking on, when Lady Doraine joined us, with the woman who had glared at me in the omnibus. She looked as if she hated walking. Sh...

13. Chapter 13

The man who took me in kept putting my teeth so on edge that I was obliged to speak to him about it at last. We had sturgeon from the Volga, or wherever the Roman emperors got t...