Category: Romance
Wanderfoot (The Dream Ship)
I. Secret Palaces II. Grey and Gold III. Fate's Winding Paths IV. A Skeleton and a Shrine V. Squirrel in a Trap VI. Kisses and Crosses VII. More Winding Paths VIII. Wounds in the Rain
Category: Romance
I. Secret Palaces II. Grey and Gold III. Fate's Winding Paths IV. A Skeleton and a Shrine V. Squirrel in a Trap VI. Kisses and Crosses VII. More Winding Paths VIII. Wounds in the Rain
The Lempriere hat Haidee had on, though it was only a travelling hat of soft silk, turned up in front with one orchid, must have cost at least six guineas, but Westenra had paid...
21. CHAPTER XVIII"Do I think! Look at yourself!" She gave Val a gentle push towards her mirror, where the pale oval face was reflected, a very girlish face still in spite of sorrows, and framed...
6. CHAPTER IIIWith Westenra's kiss still warm on her lips Valentine Valdana knelt in her cabin, elbows plunged in the low plush-covered lounge, eyes closed, lips slightly parted, her upturned...
11. CHAPTER VIII"What will you do, love? When I am going With white sail flowing, The seas beyond? What will you do, love? When waves divide us And friends may chide us, For being fond?" SAMUEL...
7. CHAPTER IVAnd while Valentine stayed on her knees thanking God for the happiness that had come to her, Garrett Westenra was pacing the darkened decks with misgiving in his heart. The misg...
18. CHAPTER XVIn May, the gentle month of May, the weather cleared up again, and green things commenced to sprout and bloom on the cliff above Villa Duval. The country-side began to bloom and...
10. CHAPTER VIIThere is a saying that during the hot weather every one in New York, except doctors and cats, leave the city. Westenra, with his yearly habit of pulling stakes and heading for E...
19. CHAPTER XVI"Oh, well! I didn't notice them much. You know all French boys look as if they wear stays. I dare say these are n't so bad though. Hortense says the eldest is in a regiment _tre...
16. CHAPTER XIIIMarch was in like a lamb, and on a fair morning all the windows of Villa Duval stood open, letting in floods of sunlight, gusts of warm sea-scented wind, and the sound of waves...
4. CHAPTER IThe _Bavaric_ had been four fine September days at sea, and it was time for the vague pain and melancholy that always haunted Westenra after leaving Ireland to pass; yet it stay...
24. CHAPTER XX"Yes; she is very droll, your _belle-maman_," said the Comtesse de Vervanne. "To live in three _ateliers_! That is _fantastique_! Three big wide _ateliers_! one for herself, one...
14. CHAPTER XIThese decisions did not prevent her from spending days and nights in an agony of mental and physical pain. Neuralgia racked her until she thought she must go mad. She became wea...
8. CHAPTER VThe first thing, then, after leaving their honeymoon woods, was to find a suitable house for the new venture. In the press of work that greeted him on his return, Westenra found...
12. CHAPTER IXJersey, a small and smiling island set amidst the boisterous seas of the English Channel, is reputed to enjoy more winter sunshine than any seaside place in Great Britain. Be th...
17. CHAPTER XIVFrom Jersey Val had made a bee-line for Paris which she knew well, and where she had hopes of renewing her mental energy by the sights and sounds of a great city and association...
20. CHAPTER XVIIIt was a great relief that the Lorrain boys, most correctly dressed and apparently laced in their best corsets, came very ceremoniously to call that afternoon. They were accompa...
5. CHAPTER II"Two shall be born the whole wide world apart, And speak in different tongues, and have no thought Each of the other's being, and no heed; And these, o'er unknown seas to unknow...
25. CHAPTER XXIBut for the time being she went no farther than to the South of France. Not less than she, Bran, after wintering among houses, needed open skies. They were of one blood, and the...
13. CHAPTER XAs the months went by and the first exhaustion of body and spirit in which she had left New York passed, Val's imagination once more woke up, and began to torment her nights, un...
15. CHAPTER XIIRaging he went from English shores. Raging, broken-hearted, more lonely than ever in his life before. Looking backwards to that voyage on which he and Val had first met, he real...
9. CHAPTER VIAcquaintance with a further element in her husband's life to which she had so far been a stranger was reserved for Val when at Easter his adopted child, Haidee Halston, came hom...
22. CHAPTER XIXIt had always been understood that after the summer Haidee was to go back to Paris to finish her education at the Versailles Lycee, while Val and Bran put in another healthy, if...
23. did. He knew what he was doing when he gave it to your mother, and whenhe wrote out that paper, which was a deed of gift, witnessed by his old Chinese servant and the Russian consul. I had it translated first thing this morning. It will hold good i...
3. PART IIIXIII. The Ways of a Lover XIV. The Ways of Literature XV. Ways Sacred and Secular XVI. The Ways of Girls XVII. The Ways of Boys XVIII. The Way of The Sea XIX. The Way of Nemesis...
1. PART II. Secret Palaces II. Grey and Gold III. Fate's Winding Paths IV. A Skeleton and a Shrine V. Squirrel in a Trap VI. Kisses and Crosses VII. More Winding Paths VIII. Wounds in th...
2. PART II