MONICA.
MONICA.
A Novel.
BY
EVELYN EVERETT-GREEN.
Author of
“Torwood’s Trust,” “The Last of the Dacres,”“Ruthven of Ruthven,” Etc.
IN THREE VOLUMES.
VOL. I.
LONDON:
WARD AND DOWNEY,
12, YORK STREET, COVENT GARDEN, W.C.
1889.
PRINTED BY
KELLY AND CO., GATE STREET, LINCOLN’S INN FIELDS,
AND KINGSTON-ON-THAMES.
CONTENTS.
| CHAPTER THE FIRST. | PAGE |
| The Trevlyns of Castle Trevlyn | 1 |
| CHAPTER THE SECOND. | |
| Monica’s Ride | 23 |
| CHAPTER THE THIRD. | |
| Lord Trevlyn’s Heir | 43 |
| CHAPTER THE FOURTH. | |
| Conrad Fitzgerald | 63 |
| CHAPTER THE FIFTH. | |
| Sunday at Trevlyn | 84 |
| CHAPTER THE SIXTH. | |
| In Peril | 103 |
| CHAPTER THE SEVENTH. | |
| “Wilt thou Have this Woman?” | 125 |
| CHAPTER THE EIGHTH. | |
| “Woo’d, and Married, and A’” | 145[vi] |
| CHAPTER THE NINTH. | |
| Married | 167 |
| CHAPTER THE TENTH. | |
| Mischief-makers | 181 |
| CHAPTER THE ELEVENTH. | |
| The Little Rift | 206 |
MONICA.
CHAPTER THE FIRST.
THE TREVLYNS OF CASTLE TREVLYN.
“Good-bye, Monica. I will look in againto-morrow: but I assure you there is nocause for anxiety. He is not worse thanusual, and will be better soon.”
The doctor
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