UNCLE MAX

BY ROSA NOUCHETTE CAREY

author of 'nellie's memories,' 'wee wifie,' 'robert ord's atonement,' etc.

1894

CONTENTS

CHAPTER I. Out of the Mist
CHAPTER II. Behind the Bars
CHAPTER III. Cinderella
CHAPTER IV. Uncle Max Breaks The Ice
CHAPTER V. 'When The Cat Is Away'
CHAPTER VI. The White Cottage
CHAPTER VII. Giles Hamilton, Esq
CHAPTER VIII. New Brooms Sweep Clean
CHAPTER IX. The Flag of Truce
CHAPTER X. A Difficult Patient
CHAPTER XI. One of God's Heroines
CHAPTER XII. A Missed Vocation
CHAPTER XIII. Lady Betty
CHAPTER XIV. Lady Betty Leaves Her Muff
CHAPTER XV. Up At Gladwyn
CHAPTER XVI. Gladys
CHAPTER XVII. 'Why Not Trust Me, Max?'
CHAPTER XVIII. Miss Hamilton's Little Scholar
CHAPTER XIX. The Picture In Gladys's Room
CHAPTER XX. Eric
CHAPTER XXI. 'I Ran Away, Then!'
CHAPTER XXII. 'They Have Blackened His Memory Falsely'
CHAPTER XXIII. The Mystery at Gladwyn
CHAPTER XXIV. 'Weeping may endure for a Night'
CHAPTER XXV. 'There is no one like Donald'
CHAPTER XXVI. I hear about Captain Hamilton
CHAPTER XXVII. Max opens his Heart
CHAPTER XXVIII. Crossing the River
CHAPTER XXIX. Miss Darrell has a Headache
CHAPTER XXX. With Timbrels and Dances
CHAPTER XXXI. Wedding-Chimes
CHAPTER XXXII. A Fiery Ordeal
CHAPTER XXXIII. Jack Poynter
CHAPTER XXXIV. I communicate with Joe Muggins
CHAPTER XXXV. Nightingales and Roses
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