Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920 / 2008-07-23 00:00:00
EBOOK BETWEEN THE DARK AND THE DAYLIGHT ***
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[Illustration: THEIR JOINT STUDY OF HER
DANCING-CARD DID NOT HELP THEM OUT]
BETWEEN THE DARK
AND THE DAYLIGHT
Romances
BY
W.D. HOWELLS
1907
CONTENTS
CHAP.
I. A SLEEP AND A FORGETTING
II. THE EIDOLONS OF BROOKS ALFORD
III. A MEMORY THAT WORKED OVERTIME
IV. A CASE OF METAPHANTASMIA
V. EDITHA
VI. BRAYBRIDGE'S OFFER
VII. THE CHICK OF THE EASTER EGG
ILLUSTRATIONS
THEIR JOINT STUDY OF HER DANCING-CARD DID NOT HELP THEM OUT
A LIVELY MATRON, OF AS YOUTHFUL A TEMPERAMENT AS THE LIVELY GIRLS SHE
BROUGHT IN HER TRAIN, BURST UPON THEM
"SHE SHOOK HER HEAD, AND SAID,... 'NOBODY HAS BEEN HERE, EXCEPT--'"
"NO BURGLAR COULD HAVE MISSED ME IF HE HAD WANTED AN EASY MARK"
"'YOU SHALL NOT SAY THAT!'"
"SHE GLARED AT EDITHA. 'WHAT YOU GOT THAT BLACK ON FOR?'"
I
A SLEEP AND A FORGETTING
I
Matthew Lanfear had stopped off, between Genoa and Nice, at San Remo in
the interest of a friend who had come over on the steamer with him, and
who wished him to test the air before settling there for the winter with
an invalid wife.
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