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AFTER THE MANNER OF MEN
BOOKS BY FRANCIS LYNDE
PUBLISHED BY CHARLES SCRIBNER’S SONS
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[Illustration: “Did you really think that some one was shooting at
_you_?” (_Page 7._)]
After the Manner
of Men
BY
FRANCIS LYNDE
_ILLUSTRATED BY_
ARTHUR E. BECHER
CHARLES SCRIBNER’S SONS
NEW YORK::::::::::1916
COPYRIGHT, 1916, BY
CHARLES SCRIBNER’S SONS
Published September, 1916
[Illustration]
TO
JOSEPH FRATER,
LOYAL FRIEND OF MANY YEARS,
TO WHOM MUCH OF THE MATERIAL AND ALL OF THE
ATMOSPHERE OF THE STORY IS OWING
THIS BOOK
IS AFFECTIONATELY INSCRIBED,
WITH GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FROM
THE AUTHOR
CONTENTS
CHAPTER PAGE
I. THE TOWNLANDER 1
II. THE SOW’S EAR 16
III. THE GOLDEN YOUTH 30
IV. IN WHICH CARFAX ENLISTS 47
V. PARTLY SENTIMENTAL 59
VI. DADDY LAYNE, AND OTHERS 73
VII. COMPANY COME 82
VIII. THE STUBBORN ROCK 96
IX. A BAD NIGHT FOR RUCKER 114
X. BLIND ALLEYS 125
XI. ROSEMARY AND RUE 148
XII. DULL STEEL 164
XIII. THE BURNT CHILD 177
XIV. THE LOGIC OF FACT 194
XV. MAMMY ANN’S GRAVE 207
XVI. A FRIEND AT NEED 230
XVII. AN ANTICLIMAX 248
XVIII. EVOLUTIONARY 261
XIX. THE HUMAN EQUATION 278
XX. LIMITATIONS 294
XXI. THE CLANSMEN 305
XXII. OUT OF A CLEAR SKY 323
XXIII. AT WESTWOOD HOUSE 334
XXIV. THE UNKNOWN QUANTITY 346
XXV. THE MANGLING OF POICTIERS 365
XXVI. TRYON’S NEWS 377
XXVII. CLOUD-WRAITHS 389
XXVIII. THE OCOEE’S ANSWER 397
XXIX. BEYOND THE GAP 410
XXX. A GROUNDED WIRE 419
XXXI. ON PISGAH’S HEIGHT 436
ILLUSTRATIONS
“Did you really think that some one was shooting at
_you_?” _Frontispiece_
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