"WHO IS SHE?" SHE DEMANDED ALMOST SHARPLY. Frontispiece—Page 46.
REDEEMED
BY
Mrs. GEORGE SHELDON DOWNS
AUTHOR OF
"Gertrude Elliott's Crucible," "Step by Step,"
"Katherine's Sheaves," etc.
Illustrations by
CLARENCE ROWE
M. A. DONOHUE & COMPANY
CHICAGO NEW YORK
Copyright, 1910 and 1911
By VICKERY & HILL PUB. CO.
Copyright, 1911
By G. W. DILLINGHAM COMPANY
Redeemed
CONTENTS
CHAPTER
I A WIFE REPUDIATED
II THE FINAL RUPTURE
III A BACKWARD GLANCE
IV A YOUNG WIFE'S BRAVE STRUGGLES
V FLUCTUATING EXPERIENCES
VI AN OLD TEMPTATION REVIVED
VII SERIOUS DOMESTIC COMPLICATIONS
VIII HELEN PLANS HER FUTURE
IX AFTER TEN YEARS
X A BRIEF RETROSPECT
XI A SEALED BOOK REOPENED
XII THE SOUBRETTE
XIII A TRYING INTERVIEW
XIV "LOVE THY NEIGHBOR"
XV A STARTLING APPARITION
XVI SACKCLOTH AND ASHES
XVII AS WHEAT IS SIFTED
XVIII LOVING SERVICE
XIX JOHN HUNGERFORD BEGINS LIFE ANEW
XX FIVE YEARS LATER
XXI SOME INTERESTING REVELATIONS
XXII A HAPPY REUNION
XXIII A FINAL RENUNCIATION
XXIV A MASTERPIECE
ILLUSTRATIONS
"Who is she?" she demanded almost sharply . . . Frontispiece
"To begin with, and not to mince matters, I want some money"
She found herself face to face with John Hungerford
"The stranger was—my father"
[Transcriber's note: The last three illustrations were missingfrom the source book]
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CHAPTER I.
A WIFE REPUDIATED.
Two lives that once part are as ships that divide,
When, moment on moment, there rushes between
The one and the other a sea—
Ah, never can fall from the days that have been
A gleam on the years that shall be.