The Cornhill Magazine (vol. XLI, no. 242 new series, August 1916)LADY CONNIE.Reading editionChapter navigation19 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterTHE CORNHILL MAGAZINE.THE TUTOR’S STORY.Chapter XXVIIChapter XXVIIIChapter XXIXLAMENT BEFITTING THESE ‘TIMES OF NIGHT.’‘THE IMPERIAL JUNKER.’ WHAT THE KAISER’S OWN MEN THOUGHT OF HIM.THE OLD CONTEMPTIBLES: AT ALL COSTS.CHILDREN’S CHILDREN.COINCIDENCES.RAMBLER’S LICHEN.MONSEIGNEUR.THE CALL OF THE WEST. A SKETCH OF AN INDIAN REGIMENT.THE DAY.IN THE NORTH SEA.MASTER GEORGE POLLOCK.LADY CONNIE.Chapter XVIPrevious chapter ←MASTER GEORGE POLLOCK.Next chapter →Chapter XVIAll chapters and sections (19)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsTHE CORNHILL MAGAZINE.THE TUTOR’S STORY.Chapters272829Other sectionsLAMENT BEFITTING THESE ‘TIMES OF NIGHT.’‘THE IMPERIAL JUNKER.’ WHAT THE KAISER’S OWN MEN THOUGHT OF HIM.THE OLD CONTEMPTIBLES: AT ALL COSTS.CHILDREN’S CHILDREN.COINCIDENCES.RAMBLER’S LICHEN.MONSEIGNEUR.THE CALL OF THE WEST. A SKETCH OF AN INDIAN REGIMENT.THE DAY.IN THE NORTH SEA.MASTER GEORGE POLLOCK.LADY CONNIE.Chapters16BY MRS. HUMPHRY WARD.◇Copyright, 1915, by Mrs. Humphry Ward in the United States of America.◇← MASTER GEORGE POLLOCK.CHAPTER XVI. →