From Jest to Earnest

On a cloudy December morning a gentleman, two ladies, and a boy stepped down from the express train at a station just above the Highlands on the Hudson. A double sleigh, overflowing with luxurious robes, stood near, and a portly coachman with difficulty restrained his spirited horses while the li...

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From Jest to Earnest

CHAPTER I. A PRACTICAL JOKE.
CHAPTER II. THE VICTIM.
CHAPTER III. PUZZLED AND INTERESTED.
CHAPTER IV. A LITTLE PAGAN.
CHAPTER V. PLAIN TALK.
CHAPTER VI. A SLEIGH-RIDE AND SOMETHING MORE.
CHAPTER VII. ANOTHER SPELL THAN BEAUTY'S.
CHAPTER VIII. FINDING ONE'S LEVEL.
CHAPTER IX. "THE OTHER SET."
CHAPTER X HUMAN NATURE.
CHAPTER XI. A POSSIBLE TRAGEDY.
CHAPTER XII. MISS MARSDEN ASKS SOMBRE QUESTIONS.
CHAPTER XIII. A LOVER QUENCHED.
CHAPTER XIV. LOTTIE A MYSTERIOUS PROBLEM.
CHAPTER XV. HEMSTEAD SEES "OUR SET."
CHAPTER XVI. HOW WOMAN MAKES OR MARS.
CHAPTER XVII. MIDNIGHT VIGILS.
CHAPTER XVIII. HEMSTEAD'S HEAVY GUN AND ITS RECOIL.
CHAPTER XIX. THE PREACHER TAUGHT BY THE PAGAN
CHAPTER XX. THE DAWNING LIGHT.
CHAPTER XXI. MISUNDERSTOOD.
CHAPTER XXII. "YOU MUST WAIT AND SEE."
CHAPTER XXIII. A RATIONALIST OF THE OLD SCHOOL.
CHAPTER XXIV. THE TERROR OF A GREAT FEAR.
CHAPTER XXV. A TRUE KNIGHT.
CHAPTER XXVI. ON A CRUMBLING ICE-FLOE.
CHAPTER XXVII. THE MEETING AND GREETING.
CHAPTER XXVIII. THE TRAIL OF LOVE.
CHAPTER XXIX. HEMSTEAD'S ADVICE, AND LOTTIE'S COLORS.
CHAPTER XXX. AROUND THE YULE-LOG.
CHAPTER XXXI. UNDER THE MISTLETOE.
CHAPTER XXXII. THE CHRISTMAS SUNDAY.
CHAPTER XXXIII. THE END OF THE "JEST."
CHAPTER XXXIV. LOYAL.
CHAPTER XXXV. MR. DIMMERLY CONCLUDES TO "MEDDLE."
CHAPTER XXXVI. A NIGHT IN THE SNOW.
CHAPTER XXXVII. IN EARNEST.

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