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The Daughter Pays

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A. L. BURT COMPANY Publishers —— New York

Published by Arrangements with George H. Doran Company

Copyright, 1915, 1916, By Mrs. Baillie Reynolds

TO ALICE PERRIN PRE-EMINENT IN SYMPATHY FOR THE WORK OF HER SISTER WRITER WITH AFFECTIONATE ADMIRATION

Qui que tu sois, voici ton maître! Il l'est, le fut, ou le doit être. Inscription upon a statue of Love, in the Louvre. Freely rendered— Whoe'er thou art, thy lord is he. He is, or was, or he must be.

CONTENTS

CHAPTER

I The Man in the Gallery

II Father and Son

III Virginia at Home

IV The Two Virginias

V The Old Love

VI Gaunt's Terms

VII Virginia Decides

VIII Into the Unknown

IX In the Trap

X Andromeda

XI A First Experience

XII The Beginning of Defeat

XIII The Treatment Breaks Down

XIV Instantaneous Conversion

XV No Place of Repentance

XVI Renouncement

XVII What Comes Next?

XVIII The Final Test

XIX Absence

XX A Case for Interposition?

XXI The Last Ride Together

XXII The Roman Villa

XXIII Temptation

XXIV Escape

XXV The Return

XXVI The Difficult Path

XXVII Lunch at Perley Hatch

XXVIII The Way Back

XXIX The Mastery

XXX The Escape

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