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_Title:_ Another Day
_Date of first publication:_ 1929
_Author:_ Jeffery Farnol (1878-1952)
_Date first posted:_ Mar. 3, 2015
_Date last updated:_ Mar. 3, 2015
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By Jeffery Farnol
THE BROAD HIGHWAY
THE AMATEUR GENTLEMAN
THE HONORABLE MR. TAWNISH
BELTANE THE SMITH
THE DEFINITE OBJECT
OUR ADMIRABLE BETTY
THE GESTE OF DUKE JOCELYN
BLACK BARTLEMY’S TREASURE
MARTIN CONISBY’S VENGEANCE
PEREGRINE’S PROGRESS
SIR JOHN DERING
THE LORING MYSTERY
THE HIGH ADVENTURE
THE QUEST OF YOUTH
FAMOUS PRIZE FIGHTS
GUYFFORD OF WEARE
THE SHADOW AND OTHER STORIES
ANOTHER DAY
ANOTHER DAY
BY
JEFFERY FARNOL
[Illustration]
BOSTON
LITTLE, BROWN, AND COMPANY
1929
_Copyright, 1929_,
BY JEFFERY FARNOL
* * * * *
_All rights reserved_
Published October, 1929
PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
_To_
ERNEST V. CHANDLER
MY TRUSTY FRIEND
I DEDICATE THIS BOOK
CONTENTS
I Describes a Meeting of Import
II Which, Being the Second Chapter, Very Properly Introduces the
Goddess
III Which Concerns Itself with Tea and Talk
IV Which Describeth a Smiting of Fists
V Giveth some Description of a Roman and a Parent
VI In Which Jedidiah Takes a Hand
VII Concerning a Labourer, His Hire
VIII Of a Plot Matrimonial
IX Keith Dallas—Chisholm
X Which is a Consoling Chapter
XI Which Describeth Two Friends
XII In Which Sarah Gives Advice
XIII In Which Josepha Asks Advice
XIV Of Remorse and the Sub-Conscious Mind
XV Of a Small Invalid and a Parable
XVI Jedidiah Wollet Sits in Luck
XVII Wherein You Shall Read of Comfort and Sorrow
XVIII Which Telleth Nothing in Particular
XIX Giveth Some Description of a Ride
XX Which Concerns Itself with Knots and Shadows
XXI Which Is More Important Than It Seems
XXII Describeth Some Evils of Imagination
XXIII Tells How and Why Dallas Bought a Stick
XXIV Concerns Itself with the Glory of Unreason
XXV Toucheth upon the Cold Reason of One Jedidiah
XXVI Describeth a Breakfast Party
XXVII Concerning Uncle Jed, His Point of View
XXVIII Which Is Short and to the Point
XXIX Touches Upon the Woes of Ben
XXX In Which a Roman Parent Becomes American
XXXI Which Suggests Troubles Ahead
XXXII In Which the Trouble Develops
XXXIII Introducing a Lady
XXXIV Which Is a Chapter of Contrasts
XXXV Wherein a Question Is Asked
XXXVI Concerneth the Dark and the Fair
XXXVII In Which the Question Is Answered
XXXVIII Telleth How Conviction Came
XXXIX Which Is a Chapter of Action
XL In Which the Question is Answered—Almost
XLI Which, Being the Last, Is a Chapter of Parts
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