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A FAIR BARBARIAN

BY FRANCES HODGSON BURNETT

1881

CONTENTS

CHAPTER

I. MISS OCTAVIA BASSETT

II. “AN INVESTMENT, ANYWAY”

III. L’ARGENTVILLE

IV. LADY THEOBALD

V. LUCIA

VI. ACCIDENTAL

VII. “I SHOULD LIKE TO SEE MORE OF SLOWBRIDGE”

VIII. SHARES LOOKING UP

IX. WHITE MUSLIN

X. ANNOUNCING MR. BAROLD

XI. A SLIGHT INDISCRETION

XII. AN INVITATION

XIII. INTENTIONS

XIV. A CLERICAL VISIT

XV. SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES

XVI. CROQUET

XVII. ADVANTAGES

XVIII. CONTRAST

XIX. AN EXPERIMENT

XX. PECULIAR TO NEVADA

XXI. LORD LANSDOWNE

XXII. “YOU HAVE MADE IT LIVELIER”

XXIII. “MAY I GO?”

XXIV. THE GARDEN PARTY

XXV. “SOMEBODY ELSE”

XXVI. “JACK”

A FAIR BARBARIAN.