Produced by David Edwards, Barry Abrahamsen, and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive) A STRANGE WORLD A Novel BY THE AUTHOR OF ‘LADY AUDLEY’S SECRET’ ETC. ETC. ETC. IN THREE VOLUMES VOL. III. [Illustration: Publisher’s Logo] LONDON JOHN MAXWELL AND CO. 4, SHOE LANE, FLEET STREET 1875 [All rights reserved.] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ CONTENTS TO VOL. III. ------- CHAP. PAGE I. ‘LOST TO HER PLACE AND NAME’ 1 II. ‘THOU HAST ALL SEASONS FOR 53 THINE OWN, O DEATH!’ III. FIRE THAT IS CLOSEST KEPT 66 BURNS MOST OF ALL IV. FOR THERE’S NO SAFETY IN THE 78 REALM FOR ME V. ‘FOR THOU WERT STILL THE POOR 94 MAN’S STAY’ VI. I FOUND HIM GARROUSLY GIVEN 104 VII. ‘FULL COLD MY GREETING WAS AND 122 DRY’ VIII. ‘WHEN TIME SHALL SERVE, BE 129 THOU NOT SLACK’ IX. ‘THE DAYS HAVE VANISHED, TONE 152 AND TINT’ X. ‘THE SADDEST LOVE HAS SOME 183 SWEET MEMORY’ XI. ‘STABB’D THROUGH THE HEART’S 193 AFFECTIONS TO THE HEART’ XII. ‘IT IS TIME, O PASSIONATE 215 HEART,’ SAID I XIII. ‘NOT AS A CHILD SHALL WE AGAIN 227 BEHOLD HER’ XIV. ‘A SOUL AS WHITE AS HEAVEN’ 236 XV. ENID, THE PILOT, STAR OF MY 259 LONE LIFE XVI. ‘FOR ALL IS DARK WHERE THOU 282 ART NOT’ XVII. ‘BUT IN SOME WISE ALL THINGS 289 WEAR ROUND BETIMES’ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ A STRANGE WORLD CHAPTER I ‘LOST TO HER PLACE AND NAME.’