Mrs. Cliff\'s Yacht

Widow of a village merchant, mistress of an unpretending house in the little town of Plainton, Maine, and, by strange vicissitudes of fortune, the possessor of great wealth, she was on her way from Paris to the scene of that quiet domestic life to which for nearly thirty years she had been accust...

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Mrs. Cliff\'s Yacht

CHAPTER I ALONE WITH HER WEALTH
CHAPTER II WILLY CROUP DOESN\'T KNOW
CHAPTER III MISS NANCY SHOTT
CHAPTER IV A LAUNCH INTO A NEW LIFE
CHAPTER V A FUR-TRIMMED OVERCOAT AND A SILK HAT
CHAPTER VI A TEMPERANCE LARK
CHAPTER VII MR. BURKE ACCEPTS A RESPONSIBILITY
CHAPTER VIII MR. BURKE BEGINS TO MAKE THINGS MOVE IN PLAINTON
CHAPTER IX A MEETING OF HEIRS
CHAPTER X THE INTELLECT OF MISS INCHMAN
CHAPTER XI THE ARRIVAL OF THE NEW DINING-ROOM
CHAPTER XII THE THORPEDYKE SISTERS
CHAPTER XIII MONEY HUNGER
CHAPTER XIV WILLY CROUP AS A PHILANTHROPIC DIPLOMATIST
CHAPTER XV MISS NANCY MAKES A CALL
CHAPTER XVI MR. BURKE MAKES A CALL
CHAPTER XVII MRS. CLIFF\'S YACHT
CHAPTER XVIII THE DAWN OF THE GROVE OF THE INCAS
CHAPTER XIX THE "SUMMER SHELTER"
CHAPTER XX THE SYNOD
CHAPTER XXI A TELEGRAM FROM CAPTAIN HORN
CHAPTER XXII THE "SUMMER SHELTER" GOES TO SEA
CHAPTER XXIII WILLY CROUP COMES TO THE FRONT
CHAPTER XXIV CHANGES ON THE "SUMMER SHELTER"
CHAPTER XXV A NOTE FOR CAPTAIN BURKE
CHAPTER XXVI "WE\'LL STICK TO SHIRLEY!"
CHAPTER XXVII ON BOARD THE "DUNKERY BEACON"
CHAPTER XXVIII THE PEOPLE ON THE "MONTEREY"
CHAPTER XXIX THE "VITTORIO" FROM GENOA
CHAPTER XXX THE BATTLE OF THE MERCHANT SHIPS
CHAPTER XXXI "SHE BACKED!"
CHAPTER XXXII A HEAD ON THE WATER
CHAPTER XXXIII 11° 30\' 19" N. LAT. BY 56° 10\' 49" W. LONG.
CHAPTER XXXIV PLAINTON, MAINE

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