Preface

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BY MAY SINCLAIR

Author of"The Divine Fire"

1906

PUBLISHERS'NOTE

Miss Sinclair has expressed a desire to have this book republished in America, because she considers it the best of her work previous to"The Divine Fire."It originally appeared with another work in a volume entitled"Two Sides of a Question,"a small imported edition of which is now exhausted.

CONTENTS

CHAPTER

I. PROLOGUE.—MISS QUINCEY STOPS THE WAY II. HOUSEHOLD GODS III. INAUGURAL ADDRESSES IV. BASTIAN CAUTLEY, M.D. V. HEALERS AND REGENERATORS VI. SPRING FASHIONS VII. UNDER A BLUE MOON VIII. A PAINFUL MISUNDERSTANDING IX. THROUGH THE STETHOSCOPE X. MISS QUINCEY STANDS BACK XI. DR. CAUTLEY SENDS IN HIS BILL XII. EPILOGUE.—THE MAN AND THE WOMAN

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