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Stella Fregelius

A TALE OF THREE DESTINIES

by H. Rider Haggard

First Published 1904.

“Felix qui potuit rerum cognoscere causas,
Atque metus omnes, et inexorabile fatum
Subjecit pedibus; strepitumque Acherontis avari.”

Contents

DEDICATION
AUTHOR’S NOTE
STELLA FREGELIUS
CHAPTER I. MORRIS, MARY, AND THE AEROPHONE
CHAPTER II. THE COLONEL AND SOME REFLECTIONS
CHAPTER III. “POOR PORSON”
CHAPTER IV. MARY PREACHES AND THE COLONEL PREVAILS
CHAPTER V. A PROPOSAL AND A PROMISE
CHAPTER VI. THE GOOD DAYS
CHAPTER VII. BEAULIEU
CHAPTER VIII. THE SUNK ROCKS AND THE SINGER
CHAPTER IX. MISS FREGELIUS
CHAPTER X. DAWN AND THE LAND
CHAPTER XI. A MORNING SERVICE
CHAPTER XII. MR. LAYARD’S WOOING
CHAPTER XIII. TWO QUESTIONS, AND THE ANSWER
CHAPTER XIV. THE RETURN OF THE COLONEL
CHAPTER XV. THREE INTERVIEWS
CHAPTER XVI. A MARRIAGE AND AFTER
CHAPTER XVII. THE RETURN OF MARY
CHAPTER XVIII. TWO EXPLANATIONS
CHAPTER XIX. MORRIS, THE MARRIED MAN
CHAPTER XX. STELLA’S DIARY
CHAPTER XXI. THE END OF STELLA’S DIARY
CHAPTER XXII. THE EVIL GATE
CHAPTER XXIII. STELLA COMES
CHAPTER XXIV. DREAMS AND THE SLEEP

DEDICATION

My Dear John Berwick,

When you read her history in MS. you thought well of “StellaFregelius” and urged her introduction to the world. Therefore I ask you,my severe and accomplished critic, to accept the burden of a book for which youare to some extent responsible. Whatever its fate, at least it has pleased youand therefore has not been written quite in vain.

H. Rider Haggard.

Ditchingham,

25th A

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