Sequel to “Her Double Life” 382--Mona By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon 391--Marguerite’s Heritage By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon 399--Betsey’s Transformation By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon 407--Esther, the Fright By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon 415--Trixy By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon 440--Edna’s Secret Marriage By Charles Garvice 449--The Bailiff’s Scheme By Mrs. Harriet Lewis 450--Rosamond’s Love By Mrs. Harriet Lewis Sequel to “The Bailiff’s Scheme” 451--Helen’s Victory By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon 456--A Vixen’s Treachery By Mrs. Harriet Lewis 457--Adrift in the World By Mrs. Harriet Lewis Sequel to “A Vixen’s Treachery” 458--When Love Meets Love By Charles Garvice 464--The Old Life’s Shadows By Mrs. Harriet Lewis 465--Outside Her Eden By Mrs. Harriet Lewis Sequel to “The Old Life’s Shadows” 474--The Belle of the Season By Mrs. Harriet Lewis 475--Love Before Pride By Mrs. Harriet Lewis Sequel to “The Belle of the Season” 481--Wedded, Yet No Wife By May Agnes Fleming 489--Lucy Harding By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes 495--Norine’s Revenge By May Agnes Fleming 511--The Golden Key By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon 512--A Heritage of Love By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon Sequel to “The Golden Key” 519--The Magic Cameo By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon 520--The Heatherford Fortune By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon Sequel to “The Magic Cameo” ALL FOR LOVE OR, Her Heart’s Sacrifice BY MRS. ALEX. McVEIGH MILLER Author of “Love Conquers Pride,” “The Man She Hated,” “A Married Flirt,” “Loyal Unto Death”--published in the NEW EAGLE SERIES. [Illustration] STREET & SMITH CORPORATION PUBLISHERS 79-89 Seventh Avenue, New York * * * * * Copyright, 1903 NORMAN L. MUNRO All for Love (Printed in the United States of America) * * * * * ALL FOR LOVE. CHAPTER I. A FAMILIAR SONG. From a cottage window, embowered in azure morning glories, a girl’s sweet voice sang blithely: “My heart with joy would thrill if you loved me, ’Twould give this life of mine its fill of ecstasy; Each golden moment spent with you on wings of Joy would flee; The sky would be a ceaseless blue if you loved me!” Berry Vining, the little village beauty, singing so blithely at her window of a love that as yet she had never known, was at the crisis of her fate, for at that very moment down the village street swept a gay cavalcade of riders, and as the sweet voice floated out upon the air, their glances turned upward in irrepressible admiration.