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The Eldest Son

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BY

ARCHIBALD MARSHALL

Author of "Exton Manor"

NEW YORK DODD, MEAD AND COMPANY 1919

COPYRIGHT, 1911, BY DODD, MEAD AND COMPANY Published September, 1911

To KATHLEEN

CONTENTS

CHAPTER I The Squire Is Infernally Worried II A Question of Matrimony III Exit Miss Bird IV The Dower-House V Lady George VI Blaythorn Rectory VII The Squire Puts His Foot Down VIII The Squire Feels Trouble Coming IX Dick Pays a Sunday Visit X The Meet at Apthorpe Common XI Dick Leaves Kencote and Makes a Discovery XII The House Party XIII The Hunt Ball XIV A Shoot XV The Guns and the Ladies XVI The Money Question XVII Sunday and Monday XVIII Mrs. Clinton Chooses a Governess XIX Mrs. Clinton In Jermyn Street XX Aunt Laura Intervenes XXI An Engagement XXII Dick Comes Home XXIII Humphrey Counts His Chickens XXIV Virginia Goes to Kencote XXV A Lawn Meet XXVI What Miss Phipp Saw XXVII The Run of the Season XXVIII Property XXIX Brothers XXX Miss Bird Hears All About It

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