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The Merivale Banks
BY
MARY J. HOLMES
[Illustration: [Logo]]
G. W. DILLINGHAM COMPANY
PUBLISHERS NEW YORK
COPYRIGHT, 1900, 1903.
BY MRS. MARY J. HOLMES.
[_All rights reserved._]
_The Merivale Banks._ _Issued September, 1903._
[Illustration: [Logo]]
CONTENTS
CHAPTER PAGE
I. The Banks 5
II. Herbert and Louie 16
III. Invitations for the Party 34
IV. The Morning of the Party 42
V. The Run 50
VI. Louie Comes to the Rescue 71
VII. The Judge 83
VIII. Louie and Fred 91
IX. The Party 104
X. On the Grey Piazza 121
XI. Keeping the Secret 132
XII. Mr. Grey 155
XIII. The Crash 177
XIV. Louie’s Courage 199
XV. The Session 215
XVI. Severing the Tie 223
XVII. The Shadow of Death 233
XVIII. Mr. Grey’s Story 248
XIX. The End and After 256
XX. On the Other Side 269
XXI. At the Savoy 281
XXII. In Paris 290
XXIII. Louie and Miss Percy 299
XXIV. At Home 309
The Merivale Banks
CHAPTER I
THE BANKS
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