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A Young Girl's Wooing

(1884)

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• About Edward Payson Roe

• • Chapter I. A Crescent of a Girl
  • Chapter II. Graydon Muir
  • Chapter III. The Parting
  • Chapter IV. Effort
  • Chapter V. Achievement
  • Chapter VI. The Secret of Beauty
  • Chapter VII. Not a Miracle
  • Chapter VIII. Rival Girls
  • Chapter IX. The Meeting
  • Chapter X. Old Ties Broken
  • Chapter XI. "I Fear I Shall Fail"
  • Chapter XII. The Promptings of Miss Wildmere's Heart
  • Chapter XIII. "You Will Be Disappointed"
  • Chapter XIV. Miss Wildmere's Strategy
  • Chapter XV. Perplexed and Beguiled
  • Chapter XVI. Declaration of Independence
  • Chapter XVII. Not Strong in Vain
  • Chapter XVIII. Make Your Terms
  • Chapter XIX. An Object for Sympathy
  • Chapter XX. "Veiled Wooing"
  • Chapter XXI. Suggestive Tones
  • Chapter XXII. Disheartening Confidences
  • Chapter XXIII. The Filial Martyr
  • Chapter XXIV. "I'll See How You Behave"
  • Chapter XXV. Gossamer Threads
  • Chapter XXVI. Mrs. Muir's Account
  • Chapter XXVII. Madge's Story
  • Chapter XXVIII. Dispassionate Lovers
  • Chapter XXIX. The Enemies' Plans
  • Chapter XXX. The Strong Man Unmanned
  • Chapter XXXI. Checkmate
  • Chapter XXXII. Madge is Matter-of-Fact
  • Chapter XXXIII. The End of Diplomacy
  • Chapter XXXIV. Broken Lights and Shadows
  • Chapter XXXV. A New Experiment
  • Chapter XXXVI. Madge Alden's Ride
  • Chapter XXXVII. "You Are Very Blind"
  • Chapter XXXVIII. "Certainly I Refuse You"
  • Chapter XXXIX. My True Friend
  • Chapter XL. The End of the Wooing