Blue-Bird Weather

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Works of Robert W. Chambers The Streets Of Ascalon Blue-Bird Weather Japonette The Adventures of a Modest Man The Danger Mark Special Messenger The Firing Line The Younger Set The Fighting Chance Some Ladies in Haste The Tree of Heaven The Tracer of Lost Persons A Young Man in a Hurry Lorraine Maids of Paradise Ashes of Empire The Red Republic Outsiders The Common Law Ailsa Paige The Green Mouse Iole The Reckoning The Maid-at-Arms Cardigan The Haunts of Men The Mystery of Choice The Cambric Mask The Maker of Moons The King in Yellow In Search of the Unknown The Conspirators A King and a Few Dukes In the Quarter For Children Garden-Land Forest-Land River-Land Mountain-Land Orchard-Land Outdoor-Land Hide and Seek in Forest-Land D. APPLETON AND COMPANY, New York

"She trotted away to Marche's door and tapped softly." [Page 140]

BLUE-BIRD WEATHER

By ROBERT W. CHAMBERS

WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY CHARLES DANA GIBSON

D. APPLETON AND COMPANY NEW YORK AND LONDON :: MCMXII

Published October, 1912

Published in the United States of America

TO JOSEPH LEE OF NEEDWOOD FOREST

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

PAGE

"She trotted away to Marche's door and tapped softly." Frontispiece

"She said gravely: 'I am afraid it will be blue-bird weather.'" 14

"'Well,' he said pleasantly, 'what comes next, Miss Herold?'" 26

"'I'm so sorry, Jim.'" 33

"They ate their luncheon there together." 88

"'Jim,' he said, 'where did you live?'" 99

"'He tells you that he—he is in love with you?'" 127