[Illustration: TRYING THE BOW.] CHAPTER X A WIND-STORM IN THE FORESTS The mountain winds, like the dew and rain, sunshine and snow, are measured and bestowed with love on the forests to develop their strength and beauty.

CHAPTER V THE PASSES The sustained grandeur of the High Sierra is strikingly illustrated by the great height of the passes.

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CHAPTER XI THE CAR BEHIND THE TREES Mr. Percy Bennett, that gentlemanly stranger, was an enemy to delay; both constitutionally and owing to experience, averse from dallying with fortune; to him a bird in his hand was worth a whole aviary on his neighbor's unrifled premises.

CHAPTER XIII THE WATER-OUZEL The waterfalls of the Sierra are frequented by only one bird,the Ouzel or Water Thrush (Cinclus Mexicanus, SW.).

CHAPTER XVIII A Contretemps Edith did not know, herself, what had induced her to write that letter to Paris.

Let's have dinner, Edie.' CHAPTER XXIII

CHAPTER XXIV Miss Bennett Since his return Aylmer saw everything through what he called a rose-coloured microscopethat is to say, every detail of his life, and everything connected with it, seemed to him perfect.

CHAPTER XXVIII Bruce Returns 'Never, Edith!' exclaimed Vincy, fixing his eyeglass in his eye, and opening his mouth in astonishment.

"The reason for this divergence may be traced to the fact that Prime is of monastic institution and the second portion, which is said in the chapter house, has reference to monastic customs.

The second was that spoken of heresay about B.C. 300.] CHAPTER XXVI ~Remarkable Death of Ânanda~ Four yojanas on from this place to the east brought the travellers to the confluence of the five rivers.

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CHAPTER XXIX ~Fâ-Hien Passes a Night on Gridhra-kûta Hill~

CHAPTER XXXV HOW GUI OF ALLERDALE CEASED FROM EVIL Sir Gui of Allerdale, lord Seneschal of Belsaye town, rode hawk on fist at the head of divers noble knights and gentle esquires with verderers and falconers attendant.

CHAPTER XXXVI ~Fâ-Hien's Indian Studies~ From Vârânasî the travellers went back east to Pâtaliputtra.

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" CHAPTER XXX The impending trial of Holymead produced almost as much excitement in staid legal circles as it did among the general public.

CHAPTER XXV At Westgate 'I've got to go up to town on special business,' said Bruce, one afternoon, after receiving a telegram which he had rather ostentatiously left about, hoping he would be questioned on the subject.

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CHAPTER XLVIII HOW BELTANE SET OUT FOR HANGSTONE WASTE Day by day Beltane waxed in health and strength, and daily, leaning upon Roger's trusty arm he walked further afield.

PRESSEY, SIDNEY L. Chapter tests to accompany Psychology and the new education.

CHAPTER XVI More of the Mitchells Edith had become an immense favourite with the Mitchells.

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CHAPTER III AT THE WORKS I That night, late, Hilda and Janet shut themselves up in the bedroom together.

CHAPTER XLI HOW THEY RODE INTO THE WILDERNESS Fast galloped the good horse, bursting through underbrush and thicket with the roar of the pursuit following ever distant and more distant; and ever Beltane spurred deeper into those trackless wilds where few dare adventure them by reason of evil spirits that do haunt these solitudes (as they do say) and, moreover, of ravening beasts.