True Tilda
Copyright, 1909, by
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
Published August, 1909
CONTENTS
chapter page I. At the Sign of the Good Samaritan 1 II. How True Tilda Came to Dolorous Gard 12 III. A Kidnapping 27 IV. In which Childe Arthur Loses One Mother and Gains Another 45 V. Temporary Embarrassments of a Thespian 55 VI. Mr. Mortimer's Adventure 68 VII. In which Mr. Hucks Takes a Hand 77 VIII. Flight 90 IX. Freedom 103 X. The Four Diamonds 120 XI. The "Stratford-on-Avon" 131 XII. Pursued 146 XIII. Adventure of the Furred Collar 161 XIV. Adventure of the Primrose Fête 174 XV. Adventure of the Fat Lady 190 XVI. Adventures of the "Four Alls" and of the Celestial Chemist 207 XVII. By Weston Weir 223 XVIII. Down Avon 236 XIX. The S.S. Evan Evans 253 XX. Inistow Farm 277 XXI. The Hunted Stag 297 XXII. The Voyage 312 XXIII. The Island 334 XXIV. Glasson in Chase 346 XXV. Miss Sally Breaks the Doors 365 XXVI. The Rescue 382 Epilogue 394
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