LADY JANE

LADY JANE WAS LINGERING ON THE SIDEWALK, NEAR THE GREEN FENCE

LADY JANE
BY
MRS. C. V. JAMISON
Author of “Toinette’s Philip”

NEW YORK
THE CENTURY CO.
1922

CHAPTER		PAGE
I	The Blue Heron	[3]
II	Tony Goes with Lady Jane	[19]
III	Madame Jozain	[25]
IV	An Interrupted Journey	[36]
V	Last Days at Gretna	[48]
VI	Pepsie	[56]
VII	The Arrival	[63]
VIII	Lady Jane Finds a Friend	[72]
IX	The First Visit to Pepsie	[81]
X	Lady Jane Finds Other Friends	[91]
XI	The Visit to the Paichoux	[101]
XII	Tante Modeste’s Suspicions	[109]
XIII	One of the Nobility	[117]
XIV	Lady Jane Visits the D’Hautreves	[125]
XV	Lady Jane Finds a Music-Teacher	[133]
XVI	Pepsie is Jealous	[141]
XVII	Lady Jane’s Dancing-Master	[150]
XVIII	Lady Jane’s Christmas Presents	[158]
XIX	Mardi-gras	[167]
XX	Lady Jane Dines with Mr. Gex	[178]
XXI	After the Carnival	[187]
XXII	Paichoux Makes a Purchase	[195]
XXIII	Madame Jozain Calls Upon Mam’selle Diane	[211]
XXIV	Raste the Prodigal	[219]
XXV	The Jewel-Box	[228]
XXVI	The Flight	[235]
XXVII	The Little Street Singer	[241]
XXVIII	Lady Jane Finds Shelter	[254]
XXIX	Tante Modeste Finds Lady Jane	[264]
XXX	At Mrs. Lanier’s	[274]
XXXI	Lady Jane Comes to Her Own	[288]
XXXII	A Merry Christmas	[299]
XXXIII	As It Is Now	[313]

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