One of My SonsBook 2 — G. P. Putnam's SonsReading editionChapter navigation43 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterANNA KATHARINE GREENBOOK IBOOK IIILLUSTRATIONSI THE CHILD, AND WHAT SHE LED ME INTOII THE YOUNG DOCTOR AND THE OLDIII WHAT A DOOR HIDIV "HE DRANK IT ALONE"V HOPEVI A HAPPY INSPIRATIONVII THE ELDERLY GENTLEMAN BY THE NEWEL-POSTVIII THE MAN BEHIND THE SCREENIX THE CLOCK THAT HAD RUN DOWNX THE PENCILXI SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUTXII GOSSIPXIII INDICATIONSXIV A SUDDEN TURNXV THE MISSING POCKETXVI IN THE PARLOUR AT MRS. PENRHYN'SXVII THE MONOGRAMXVIII THE PHIALXIX I MAKE MY FIRST MOVEXX THE LITTLE HOUSE IN NEW JERSEYXXI MILLE-FLEURSXXII A DISAGREEABLE HOUR WITH A DISAGREEABLE MANXXIII IN MY OFFICEXXIV AN OLD CATASTROPHE IS RECALLEDXXV A SUMMONSXXVI FERRY LIGHTSXXVII RAINXXVIIIXXIX THE QUIET HOURXXX AN UNEXPECTED ALLYXXXI SWEETWATER HAS AN IDEAXXXII WITH THE SHADE DOWNXXXIII IN WHICH WE CAN PARDON MR. GRYCE HIS UNFORTUNATE ILLNESSXXXIV "IT WAS THE SHOCK!"XXXV ROSESWorks by Anna Katharine GreenRODRIGUES OTTOLENGUIG. P. Putnam's SonsPrevious chapter ←Book 2 — RODRIGUES OTTOLENGUIEnd of this editionAll chapters and sections (43)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsANNA KATHARINE GREENBooks12Book 2 · Other sectionsILLUSTRATIONSBook 1 · Chapters12345678910111213141516Book 2 · Chapters17181920212223242526272829303132333435Book 2 · Other sectionsWorks by Anna Katharine GreenRODRIGUES OTTOLENGUIG. P. Putnam's SonsNEW YORK AND LONDON← RODRIGUES OTTOLENGUI