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V.V.'s Eyes
BY
HENRY SYDNOR HARRISON
AUTHOR OF "QUEED"
WITH ILLUSTRATIONS
1913
To my first, second, and third reader
NORVELL
Who raises books by hand
NORVELL
Who raises books by hand
CONTENTS
| I | |
| Two Houses, with a great Gulf between; of V. Vivian, M.D., and | |
| what he thought of John the Baptist | 1 |
| II | |
| Two Persons of More Importance, and why they went to the Beach in | |
| October; Miss Carlisle Heth, and how she met an Unwelcome | |
| Swain at Sea; how this Swain could swim enough for one | 12 |
| III | |
| How Carlisle screamed when the Boat upset, or else didn't, as the | |
| Case might be; also of Mrs. Heth, who went down Six Floors to | |
| nail Falsehoods, etc. | 26 |
| IV | |
| Mr. Hugo Canning, of the well-known Pursuing-Sex; how the Great | |
| Young Man pursued Miss Heth to a Summer-House, and what | |
| stopped his Thundering Feet | 36 |
| V | |
| Dialogue between V. Vivian, of the Slums, and Mr. Heth's Daughter | |
| (or his Niece); and what the lovely Hun saw in the Mr. Vivian's | |
| eyes, just before he asked God to pity her | 48 |
| VI | |
| Of Carlisle's Bewilderment over all the Horrid Talk; of how it wasn't | |
| her Fault that Gossip was so Unreliable; of the Greatest Game in the | |
| World; also, of Mr. Heth, who didn't look like a Shameless Homicide | 61 |
| VII | |
| How the Great Parti, pursued or pursuing to Cousin Willie Kerr's | |
| Apartment, begins thundering again | 73 |
| VIII | |
| Supper with the Cooneys: Poor Relations, but you must be Nice to them; of | |
| Hen Cooney's friend V.V., as she irritatingly calls him; also relating how | |
| Cally is asked for her Forgiveness, and can't seem to think what to say | 87 |
| IX | |
| Concerning an Abandoned Hotel, and who lived there; also of an Abandoned Youth, | |
| who lived somewhere else, Far Away; how a Slum Doctor dressed for a Function, | |
| such as involved Studs; and how Kern Garland wishted she was a Lady | 105 |
| X | |
| A Beautiful New Year's Party, and who spoiled it, and how; how | |
| Something is done, after all, for she tells the Man plainly that he | |
| mustn't speak to her any more | 120 |
| XI | |
| In which Mr. Canning must go South for his Health, and Cally lies | |
| awake to think | public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@13985@[email protected]#XI" |