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By the Same Author
Lawrenceville Stories
THE PRODIGIOUS HICKEY
THE VARMINT
THE TENNESSEE SHAD
THE SPIRIT OF FRANCE
THE WOMAN GIVES
In the subdued torment on his face therewas a sudden flickering passage of absolute terror.Frontispiece. See page 175.
THE WOMAN
GIVES
A STORY OF REGENERATION
BY
OWEN JOHNSON
WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY
HOWARD CHANDLER CHRISTY
BOSTON
LITTLE, BROWN, AND COMPANY
1916
Copyright, 1916,
By Owen Johnson.
All rights reserved
Published, September, 1916
THE COLONIAL PRESS
C.H. SIMONDS CO., BOSTON, U. S. A.
In the subdued torment on his face there was a sudden flickering passage of absolute terror | Frontispiece |
It never occurred to King O’Leary to ask what she intended to do | Page 69 |
“Friendship!” she said scornfully, with a quick breath, “a lot of friendship there was in that!” | “ 109 |
“There!” He gave them a signal, and stood off grinning, his head on one side, contemplatively, as they crowded about the composition | “ 149 |
Then she deliberately tore it into pieces | “ 276 |
“My hat and my cane!” exclaimed “the baron” |