Front matter
Reading edition
Granville intercepting the Stranger.—See page 176
MODERN FLIRTATIONS, A NOVEL:
BY CATHERINE SINCLAIR,
AUTHOR OF "BEATRICE."
Blind Uncle Arthur endeavoring to escape from the flames.—See page 334
STRINGER & TOWNSEND, NEW YORK
MODERN FLIRTATIONS, A NOVEL:
BY CATHERINE SINCLAIR,
AUTHOR OF
"BEATRICE, OR THE UNKNOWN RELATIVES," "MODERN ACCOMPLISHMENTS," "MODERN SOCIETY," "HILL AND VALLEY," "SHETLAND AND THE SHETLANDERS," "HOLIDAY HOUSE," "CHARLIE SEYMOUR," ETC.
"I clasped my hand close to my breast, While my heart was as light as a feather, Yet nothing I said, I protest, But, —— 'Madam! 'tis very fine weather!'" RITSON'S SONGS.
NEW-YORK: STRINGER & TOWNSEND, PUBLISHERS, 222 BROADWAY.