OTHER BOOKS BY MRS. BARR

"Had worked their pleasure out of pain,And out of ruin golden gain."

"Had worked their pleasure out of pain,And out of ruin golden gain."

And as they talked in the splendid room, with its sweet odors and dim light, their voices grew lower, and they were content to whisper each other's names, and fall into sweet silences, thrilled with such soft stir, as angels in their cloud-girt wayfarings know, when they "feel the breath of kindred plumes." And thus,

"The tumult of the time disconsolate,To inarticulate murmurs died away."

"The tumult of the time disconsolate,To inarticulate murmurs died away."

Jan Vedder's WifeThe Bow of Orange RibbonRemember the AlamoFriend OliviaA Rose of a Hundred LeavesThe Lion's WhelpThe Black ShillingThe Belle of Bowling GreenCecilia's LoversThe Heart of Jessy LaurieThe Strawberry HandkerchiefThe Hands of CompulsionThe House on Cherry StreetETC.

Jan Vedder's Wife

The Bow of Orange Ribbon

Remember the Alamo

Friend Olivia

A Rose of a Hundred Leaves

The Lion's Whelp

The Black Shilling

The Belle of Bowling Green

Cecilia's Lovers

The Heart of Jessy Laurie

The Strawberry Handkerchief

The Hands of Compulsion

The House on Cherry Street

ETC.


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