LONDON
JOHN MAXWELL AND CO.
4 SHOE LANE, FLEET STREET

1872
[All rights reserved]

249. q. 585.

LONDON: ROBSON AND SONS, PRINTERS, PANCRAS ROAD, N.W.

This Story is inscribed

CHARLES HASTINGS COLLETTE, Esq.

CONTENTS OF VOL. I.

CHAP.

1. ‘Down In A FLOWERY VALE'. . . . 1

II. BRIERWOOD IS DEGRADED . . . . 13

III. 'O, DO YOU REMEMBER THE FIRST TIME I MET

YOU ? · ·

· · 39

*THE TRUE TITIAN COLOUR. . . i 52

v. MR. WALGRAVE INDULGES HIS SOCIAL INSTINCTS 80

VI. GRACE DISCOVERS A LIKENESS . . . 97

VII. “IF IT COULD ALWAYS BE TO-DAY! . . . 110

VIII. “RECAL HER TEARS, TO THEE AT PARTING GIVEN' 124

IX. “AE FOND KISS, AND THEN WE SEVER

. . 144

x. MR. WALGRAVE IS SATISFIED WITH HIMSELF . 159

XI. ON DUTY . . . . . . . 171

X1. HARCROSS AND VALLORY . . . . 187

XIII. “THE SHOWS OF THINGS ARE BETTER THAN

THEMSELVES . . . . . . 201

XIV. MR. WALGRAVE RELIEVES HIS MIND . . 219

xv. 'DosT THOU LOOK BACK ON WHAT HATH BEEN ? 245

XVI. “BUT IF THOU MEAN'ST NOT WELL. . . 264

XVII. BEYOND HIS REACH . . . . . 283