id not forsake him when desertion might
have meant the destruction of the one small seed of goodness which had
developed in his heart with the advent of a love for which nothing in
his whole previous life had prepared him.

=FAMOUS AUTHORS AND THEIR BOOKS INCLUDED IN THIS SERIES=

* * * * *

=ECCENTRIC MR. CLARK=
=By JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY=
_Author of "An Old Sweetheart of Mine," etc._

=THE PRINCESS ELOPES=
=By HAROLD MacGRATH=
_Author of "The Man on the Box," etc._

=AS THE HEART PANTETH=
=By HALLIE ERMINIE RIVES=
_Author of "The Valiants of Virginia," etc._

=ROSALYNDE'S LOVERS=
=By MAURICE THOMPSON=
_Author of "Alice of Old Vincennes," etc._

=THE HOUSE IN THE MIST=
=By ANNA KATHARINE GREEN=
_Author of "The Leavenworth Case," etc._

=TROLLEY FOLLY=
=By HENRY WALLACE PHILLIPS=
_Author of "Red Saunders," etc._

=MOTORMANIACS=
=By LLOYD OSBOURNE=
_Author of "A Person of Some Importance," etc._

=THE FIFTH STRING=
=By JOHN PHILIP SOUSA=
_Author of "Pipetown Sandy," etc._

=CHIMES FROM A JESTER'S BELLS=
=By ROBERT J. BURDETTE=
_Author of "Old Time and Young Tom," etc._

=A GUEST AT THE LUDLOW=
=By BILL NYE=
_Author of "Baled Hay," etc._

=FOUR IN FAMILY=
=By FLORIDA POPE SUMERWELL=

=A FOOL FOR LOVE=
=By FRANCIS LYNDE=
_Author of "The Grafters," etc._

Transcriber's Notes:

Page 150 "ever eighteen" left as in source ("had I been ever
eighteen, ...")

Page 158 "seculsion" changed to "seclusion"
("To my mind, it added an element of pathos to his seclusion, ...")

Page 168 "Vandkye" changed to "Vandyke"
("Mrs. Vandyke received me with effusion.")

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