BLUEBELL
Reading edition
A Novel
BY MRS. G.C. HUDDLESTON
1875
[Transcriber's note: These images were taken from Early Canadian Online and there are several pages where the text is missing on the images. These have been marked "unreadable."]
Yet we shall one day gain, life part, Clear prospect o'er our being's whole, Shall see ourselves, and learn at last Our true affinities of soul.
Acknowledgment
The Publishers have to acknowledge their great indebtedness to MR. DAVISON, President, and MR. DAVY, Secretary, of the Toronto Mechanics' Institute, who, on being applied to, kindly gave to them for publication the only copy of this Work, which, so far as they knew, was in Canada at the time, and which the Directors of the Institute, with a commendable spirit of enterprise, had secured for their Library.
CONTENTS.
CHAPTER I. SWEET SEVENTEEN CHAPTER II. BERTIE CHAPTER III. GENTLE ANNIE CHAPTER IV. SATURDAY AT HOME CHAPTER V. A WOODLAND WALK CHAPTER VI. VISITORS CHAPTER VII. THE GARRISON SLEIGH CLUB CHAPTER VIII. FIXING UP A PRANCE CHAPTER IX. CROSS PURPOSES CHAPTER X. TOBOGGINING CHAPTER XI. EFFECTS OF TOBOGGINING CHAPTER XII. THE LAKE SHORE ROAD CHAPTER XIII. NORTHERN LIGHTS CHAPTER XIV. THE TRYST CHAPTER XV. AN ENIGMATICAL LETTER CHAPTER XVI. DETECTED CHAPTER XVII. DID YOU PROPOSE THEN? CHAPTER XVIII. LYNDON'S LANDING CHAPTER XIX. CALF LOVE CHAPTER XX. THE PRINCE PHILANDER CHAPTER XXI. A PERILOUS SAIL CHAPTER XXII. AT LAST CHAPTER XXIII. LOLA'S BIRTHDAY CHAPTER XXIV. LITTLE PITCHERS CHAPTER XXV. CHANGES CHAPTER XXVI. CROSSING THE HERRING POND CHAPTER XXVII. HARRY DUTTON CHAPTER XXVIII. ROUGH WEATHER CHAPTER XXIX. BLUEBELL'S DEBUT IN THE OLD COUNTRY CHAPTER XXX. NO CARDS CHAPTER XXXI. BROMLEY TOWERS CHAPTER XXXII. THE SPRING WOODS CHAPTER XXXIII. LORD BROMLEY INTERVIEWS DUTTON CHAPTER XXXIV. HARRY GOES TO THE BALTIC CHAPTER XXXV. A DISCOVERY CHAPTER XXXVI. IN DEATH THEY WERE NOT DIVIDED CHAPTER XXXVII. AN UNEXPECTED RENCONTRE CHAPTER XXXVIII. OLD HEAD ON YOUNG SHOULDERS CHAPTER XXXIX. THE LOAN OF A LOVER CHAPTER XL. THE MINIATURE CHAPTER XLI. A LOCK OF HAIR