Goes to Work.
Cousin Sarah Ann Takes Robert's Part.
Miss Barksdale Expresses some Opinions.
"LET HIM SERVE IT AT ONCE, THEN."
Mr. Pagebrook Takes a Lesson in the Law.
Mr. Pagebrook Cuts himself loose from the Past and Plans a Future.
In which Miss Sudie Acts very Unreasonably.
In which Miss Sudie Adopts the Socratic Method.
Mr. Pagebrook Accepts an Invitation to Lunch and another Invitation.
Major Pagebrook asserts himself.
Mr. Barksdale, the Younger, Goes upon a Journey.
The younger Mr. Barksdale Asks to be put upon His Oath.
Mr. William Barksdale Explains.
"I'M AS PROUD AND AS GLAD AS A BOY WITH RED MOROCCO TOPS TO HIS BOOTS."
"I'VE GOT YOU NOW."
PREFACE.
I have long been curious to know whether or not I could write a pretty good story, and now that the publishers are about to send the usual press copies of this book to the critics I am in a fair way to have my curiosity on that point satisfied.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
| "I've got You Now." | Frontispiece. |
| Mr. Robert Pagebrook was "Blue." | 13 |
| "I fall at once into a Chronic State of Washing up Things." | 57 |
| "Foggy." | 73 |
| Cousin Sarah Ann | 87 |
| The Rivulets of Blue Blood | 98 |
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