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[Illustration:
A Few of Irene's "Fathers"]
THE MADIGANS
BY
MIRIAM MICHELSON
AUTHOR OF "IN THE BISHOP'S CARRIAGE"
WITH ILLUSTRATIONS
BY ORSON LOWELL
NEW YORK
THE CENTURY CO.
1904
Copyright, 1904, by
The Century Co.
_Published October, 1904_
The DeVinne Press
CONTENTS
PAGE
Cecilia the Pharisee 3
A Pagan and a Puritan 39
A Merry, Merry Zingara 79
The Shut-Ups 115
The Ancestry of Irene 147
The Last Straw 189
A Ready Letter-Writer 219
"The Martyrdom of Man" 265
Kate: A Pretense 297
Old Mother Gibson 331
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
PAGE
A Few of Irene's "Fathers" _Frontispiece_
"That settles Number 10," said Sissy, grimly 7
Left the room with such uncompromising hauteur
... that her aunt again exploded 13
"Please, Mr. Garvan," she said 17
Some of the Madigans 23
The Rest of the Madigans 29
Seizing Sissy in his arms, he bore her off to bed 35
"Play it, then, you mean thing," she cried, ... "if
it's going to do you any good!" 47
"Go and shake hands properly, like a little gentleman,"
bullied Mrs. Pemberton 53
Of the design and construction of which he was quite
vain 63
The Belle of the Afternoon 71
She was pronounced a "regular little love" by the
Misses Bryne-Stivers 91
"I don't see how you're going to dance in them" 95
"But is she _very_ sick?" 101
She glanced up the incline of the see-saw to the height
whence Irene looked down 153
"I want you--come!" the Indian princess announced 163
They had coasted only half a block 169
"Oh, you needn't glare at me!" exclaimed Bep 183
A train meant domesticity and dignity to Sissy. In
Split it bred and fostered a spirit of coquetry 223
Stamping ... in a frenzy 229
Madigan banged the door behind him as he fled 237
"Here would I rest," she chanted 253
She walked a step or two with him 261
THE MADIGANS
CECILIA THE PHARISEE
I, Cecilia Morgan Madigan, being of sound mind and in
purfect bodily health, and residing in Virginia City,
Nevada, do hereby on this first day of April solemnly
promise:
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