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A Fair Jewess

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Transcriber's Notes: 1. Page scan source: https://books.google.com/books?id=emlLN6DE1I (Harvard University) 2. This book was also published as "Aaron the Jew. A Novel," in London by Hutchinson & Co. in 1895.

A Fair Jewess

BY

B. L. FARJEON,

Author of "The Last Tenant" Etc.

NEW YORK: THE F. M. LUPTON PUBLISHING COMPANY.

Copyright, 1894, by THE CASSELL PUBLISHING CO.

All rights reserved.

CONTENTS

CHAPTER

I. The Poor Doctor

II. Dr. Spenlove's Visitor

III. Dr. Spenlove Undertakes a Delicate Mission

IV. "One More Unfortunate"

V. "Come! We Will End It"

VI. The Friend in Need

VII. The Result of Dr. Spenlove's Mission

VIII. What was Put in the Iron Box

IX. Mr. Moss Plays his Part

X. The Vision in the Churchyard

XI. Mr. Whimpole Introduces Himself

XII. The Course of the Seasons

XIII. Aaron Cohen Preaches a Sermon on Large Noses

XIV. A Proclamation of War

XV. The Battle is Fought and Won

XVI. Joy and Sorrow

XVII. Divine Consolation

XVIII. In the New House

XIX. The Doctor Speaks Plainly to Aaron Cohen

XX. A Momentous Night

XXI. The Temptation

XXII. The Living and the Dead

XXIII. Plucked from the Jaws of Death

XXIV. The Curtain Falls

XXV. After Many Years

XXVI. The Foundation of Aaron's Fortune

XXVII. The Farewell

XXVIII. Revisits Gosport

XXIX. What Shall be Done to the Man whom the King Delighteth to Honor?

XXX. The Honorable Percy Storndale

XXXI. The Spirit of the Dead Past

XXXII. Before All, Duty

XXXIII. A Cheerful Doctor

XXXIV. Ruth's Secret

XXXV. The Honorable Percy Storndale Makes an Appeal

XXXVI. A Duty Performed

XXXVII. The Mother's Appeal

XXXVIII. A Mother's Joy

XXXIX. A Panic in the City

XL. "Can you Forgive me?"

XLI. A Poisoned Arrow

XLII. Retribution

A FAIR JEWESS.

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