Man-woman relationships -- Fiction; United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Fiction
THE VICTORY
[Illustration: “Took her little hand in his and raised it to his lips.”
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_The_
VICTORY
BY
MOLLY ELLIOTT SEAWELL
_Author of_
“The Sprightly Romance of Marsac,”
“The Chateau of Montplasir,” etc.
[Illustration]
D. APPLETON AND COMPANY
NEW YORK
1906
COPYRIGHT, 1906, BY
D. APPLETON AND COMPANY
_Published October, 1906_
To the Dear Memory of
Henrietta
CONTENTS
CHAPTER PAGE
I.--HARROWBY 1
II.--ANGELA 21
III.--THE POINT OF HONOR 39
IV.--LOVE IS A MIST 57
V.--THE HOUR OF FATE 74
VI.--THE QUAKING OF THE EARTH 88
VII.--THE PARTING 102
VIII.--THE MEETING 117
IX.--SPARTANS ALL! 132
X.--THE ARRIVAL OF THE STRANGERS 155
XI.--HOW THE DAYS WENT ON AT HARROWBY 173
XII.--THE IRON HAND OF WAR AND CIRCUMSTANCE 188
XIII.--WARP AND WOOF 210
XIV.--SNOWBOUND 232
XV.--THE HEGIRA 248
XVI.--THE TONGUE OF CALUMNY 264
XVII.--LIKE THE LITTLE TRIANON 282
XVIII.--THE VISITATIONS OF WAR 295
XIX.--“I CAN’T GET OUT!” SAID THE STARLING 309
XX.--A SOLDIER’S ERRAND 327
XXI.--DUST AND ASHES 349
XXII.--LOVE AND LIFE 367
XXIII.--THE AFTERMATH 398
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
FACING
PAGE
“Took her little hand in his and raised it to his lips”
_Frontispiece_
“And so Angela Vaughn became Neville Tremaine’s wife” 114
“He lay watching Angela with her quick-changing expression” 236
“‘Missis, I done brought Marse Richard back to you’” 350
THE VICTORY
CHAPTER I
HARROWBY
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