Man-woman relationships -- Fiction; Mothers and daughters -- Fiction; Young women -- Fiction
XL.— Robert Macpherson Interviews Gertie 288
XLI.— A few Details of that Summer in Hampstead 293
XLII.— The Sail on the River 297
XLIII.— The Course of Love does not Run Smooth 304
XLIV.— Godfrey and Gertie 307
XLV.— Robert Macpherson and Colonel Schuyler 313
XLVI.— Godfrey and his Father 315
XLVII.— Waiting 318
XLVIII.— Giving in Marriage 320
XLIX.— Mrs. Doctor Barrett 323
L.— The Storm Gathering 330
LI.— The Storm Bursts 333
LII.— The Battle between Life and Death 343
LIII.— Colonel Schuyler and the Secret 348
LIV.— Husband and Wife 356
LV.— The Search in London 364
LVI.— Gertie 372
LVII.— In New York 375
LVIII.— Gertie and the Story 384
LIX.— The Story in Hampstead 391
LX.— Edith and Gertie 397
LXI.— Godfrey and Gertie 402
LXII.— The Wedding 408
LXIII.— Mary Rogers’ Letter to Edith 411
LXIV., and Last 419
EDITH LYLE.
INTRODUCTORY.
BY ESTHER OLIVIA ARMSTRONG.
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