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2. The diphthong oe is represented by [oe].
THE HOSTS OF THE LORD
THE HOSTS OF THE LORD
BY
FLORA ANNIE STEEL
AUTHOR OF "ON THE FACE OF THE WATERS," "MISS STUART'S
LEGACY," "THE FLOWER OF FORGIVENESS," ETC.
New York
THE MACMILLAN COMPANY
LONDON: MACMILLAN & CO., Ltd.
1900
_All rights reserved_
Copyright, 1899,
By FLORA ANNIE STEEL.
Copyright, 1900,
By THE MACMILLAN COMPANY.
Norwood Press
J.S. Cushing & Co.--Berwick & Smith
Norwood Mass. U.S.A.
CONTENTS
CHAPTER
I. A Shadow.
II. "He shall feed his Flock like a Shepherd."
III. Driftwood.
IV. Under-currents.
V. The "Dee-Puk-Râg."
VI. Alpha and Omega.
VII. The World's Desire.
VIII. Falling Stars.
IX. Out of the Past.
X. The Pivots of Life.
XI. Wheels within Wheels.
XII. The Church Militant.
XIII. At the Gates.
XIV. Miracle Mongers.
XV. Oh! dem Golden Slippers!
XVI. Echoes.
XVII. The Pool of Immortality.
XVIII. Adrift.
XIX. Juliet.
XX. Trapped.
XXI. Margherita.
XXII. A Monopoly.
XXIII. The Search-Light.
XXIV. Beyond the Shadow.
XXV. Dawn.
XXVI. Foiled.
XXVII. L'Addio del Marito.
XXVIII. The Truth.
THE HOSTS OF THE LORD
[Illustration: Two Bars of Music]
THE HOSTS OF THE LORD
CHAPTER I
A SHADOW
"Understand! Of course you don't. I don't, though I've been here two
years. And what's more, I don't want to," retorted a rather undersized
Englishman, whose white drill suit made him look like a stem to the
huge mushroom of a pith hat which he wore. Despite this protection his
face was brown exceedingly, and faintly wrinkled through sheer exposure
to sun-bright, sun-dried air. The fact enhanced the monkey type of his
features, and made his clear, light-blue eyes--so set that they were
shadowless below and cavernous above--look quite aggressively cool,
inquisitive, intelligent.
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