56--A Little Irish Girl, The Duchess.
57--A Little Rebel, The Duchess.
58--A Troublesome Girl, The Duchess.
59--Mildred Trevanian, The Duchess.
60--Mrs. Vereker's Courier Main, The Duchess.
61--A Born Coquette, The Duchess.
62--Her Hearts Desire, Charles Garvice.
63--By Woman's Wit, Mrs. Alexander.
64--Maid, Wife or Widow, Mrs. Alexander.
65--A False Scent, Mrs. Alexander.
66--Beaton's Bargain, Mrs. Alexander.
67--Blind Fate, Mrs. Alexander.
68--Forging the Fetters, Mrs. Alexander.
69--Doris' Fortune, F. Warden.
70--Fair Women, Mrs. Forrester.
71--The Wedding Ring, Robt. Buchanan.
72--Lord Lisle's Daughter, Charlotte Braeme.
73--Bonnie Doon, Charlotte Braeme.
74--A Passionate Love, Charlotte Braeme.
75--Guelda, Charlotte Braeme.
76--If Love Be Love, Charlotte Braeme.
77--Queen Tempest, Mrs. Jane G. Austin.
78--This Wicked World, H. Lovett Cameron.
79--Helen Ethinger, Elsie Leigh Whittlesey.
80--Not Exactly Right, Elsie Leigh Whittlesey.
81--The Child Wife, Adah M. Howard.
82--Jenny Harlowe, W. Clark Russell.
83--The Baffled Conspirators, W. E. Norris.
84--The Evil Genius, Wilkie Collins.
85--A Mere Child, L. B. Walford.
86--Love for A Day, Bertha M. Clay.
87--A Dead Heart, Bertha M. Clay.
88--His Wife's Judgement, Bertha M. Clay.
89--Like No Other Love, Bertha M. Clay.
90--Under A Shadow, Bertha M. Clay.
91--Dora Deane, Mary J. Holmes.
92--Homestead on The Hillside, Mary J. Holmes.
93--Meadowbrook, Mary J. Holmes.
94--Old Hagar's Secret, Mary J. Holmes.
95--Lord Vanecourt's Daughter, Mabel Collins.
96--Old Lady Mary, Mrs. Oliphant.
97--A Lucky Young Woman, Mrs. Phillips.
98--A Little Countess, O. Fenillet.
99--Averill, Rosa Nouchette Carey.
100--Flower & Jewel, Mrs. Alexander McVeigh Miller.
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Transcriber's Notes:
This story was first serialized in the _Fireside Companion_ from
January 28, 1888 to April 7, 1888. This electronic edition is based on
a later book-form reprint.
Table of contents added by transcriber.
Italics are represented using _underscores_.
Page 13, corrected "bitterenss" to "bitterness."
Page 27, corrected "msyterious" to "mysterious."
Page 66, added missing close quote to poem.
Page 133, corrected "least" to "lest" in "would not speak lest no one."
Page 138, added missing quote after "We should have been back in
England in a few months."
End of Project Gutenberg's Flower and Jewel, by Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller