England -- Social life and customs -- 19th century -- Fiction; Mate selection -- Fiction
[Illustration: THE ROSE OF MY STORY WAS HALF-SITTING, HALF-RECLINING AT
HIS FEET.]
A ROSE IN JUNE.
BY
MRS. OLIPHANT.
[FROM ADVANCE SHEETS.]
_ILLUSTRATED BY GEORGE DU MAURIER._
[Illustration: colophon]
BOSTON:
JAMES R. OSGOOD AND COMPANY.
LATE TICKNOR & FIELDS, AND FIELDS, OSGOOD, & CO.
181 FRANKLIN STREET.
1874.
[Illustration]
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
[_Drawn by George Du Maurier._]
PAGE
THE ROSE OF MY STORY WAS HALF-SITTING, HALF-RECLINING AT
HIS FEET _Frontispiece_
THE GIRL STOOD MOTIONLESS, SUBDUED BY IT 29
THEY WERE INTERRUPTED BY A THIRD PERSON, WHO HAD COME ALONG THE ROAD 49
BEFORE ROSE WAS AWAKE, MRS. DAMEREL CAME INTO HER ROOM 71
SHE TOOK HER BAG IN HER HAND AND NOISELESSLY STOLE OUT 81
[Illustration]
A ROSE IN JUNE.
CHAPTER I.
[Illustration: M]
“Martha, Martha, thou art careful and troubled about many things. Let
the child alone--she will never be young again if she should live a
hundred years!”
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