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ONE WOMAN'S LIFE
BY ROBERT HERRICK
AUTHOR OF "TOGETHER," "THE HEALER," ETC.
New York
THE MACMILLAN COMPANY
1913
Set up and electrotyped. Published February, 1913.
Norwood Press
J. S. Cushing Co.--Berwick & Smith Co.
Norwood, Mass., U.S.A.
CONTENTS
PART I
THE WEST SIDE
I. The New Home
II. A Victory for Milly
III. Milly goes to Church
IV. Milly completes her Education
V. Milly Experiments
VI. Milly Learns
VII. Milly sees More of the World
VIII. Milly's Campaign
IX. Achievements
PART II
GETTING MARRIED
I. The Great Outside
II. Milly Entertains
III. Milly becomes Engaged
IV. Congratulations
V. The Crash
VI. The Depths
VII. Milly tries to Pay
VIII. Milly renews her Prospects
IX. Milly in Love
X. Milly Marries
PART III
ASPIRATIONS
I. The New Home
II. A Funeral and a Surprise
III. On Board Ship
IV. Being an Artist's Wife
V. Women's Talk
VI. The Child
VII. Beside the Resounding Sea
VIII. The Picture
IX. The Pardon
X. The Painted Face
XI. Crisis
XII. "Come Home"
PART IV
REALITIES
I. Home once More
II. "Bunker's"
III. More of "Bunker's"
IV. The Head of the House
V. A Shock
VI. The Secret
VII. Being a Widow
VIII. The Woman's World
IX. The New Woman
X. Milly's New Marriage
PART V
THE CAKE SHOP
I. "Number 236"
II. At Last, the Real Right Scheme
III. Chicago Again
IV. Going into Business
V. Milly's Second Triumph
VI. Coming Down
VII. Capitulations
VIII. The Sunshine Special
PART ONE
THE WEST SIDE
I
THE NEW HOME
"Is _that_ the house!" Milly Ridge exclaimed disapprovingly.
Her father, a little man, with one knee bent against the unyielding,
newly varnished front door, glanced up apprehensively at the figures
painted on the glass transom above. In that block of little houses, all
exactly alike, he might easily have made a mistake. Reassured he
murmured over his shoulder,--"Yes--212--that's right!" and he turned the
key again.
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