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The Quest Of The Golden Girl

  
BY THE SAME AUTHOR.
  
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BOOK I
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CHAPTER I: AN OLD HOUSE AND ITS BACHELOR
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CHAPTER II: IN WHICH I DECIDE TO GO ON PILGRIMAGE
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CHAPTER III: AN INDICTMENT OF SPRING
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CHAPTER IV: IN WHICH I EAT AND DREAM
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CHAPTER V: CONCERNING THE PERFECT WOMAN, AND THEREFORE CONCERNING ALL FEMININE READERS
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CHAPTER VI: IN WHICH THE AUTHOR ANTICIPATES DISCONTENT ON THE PART OF HIS READER
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CHAPTER VII: PRANDIAL
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CHAPTER VIII: STILL PRANDIAL
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CHAPTER IX: THE LEGEND OF HEBE, OR THE HEAVENLY HOUSEMAID
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CHAPTER X: AGAIN ON FOOT — THE GIRLS THAT NEVER CAN BE MINE
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CHAPTER XI: AN OLD MAN OF THE HILLS, AND THE SCHOOLMASTER'S STORY
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CHAPTER XII: THE TRUTH ABOUT THE GIPSIES
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CHAPTER XIII: A STRANGE WEDDING
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CHAPTER XIV: THE MYSTERIOUS PETTICOAT
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CHAPTER XV: STILL OCCUPIED WITH THE PETTICOAT
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CHAPTER XVI: CLEARS UP MY MYSTERIOUS BEHAVIOR OF THE LAST CHAPTER
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CHAPTER XVII: THE NAME UPON THE PETTICOAT
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CHAPTER XVIII: IN WHICH THE NAME OF A GREAT POET IS CRIED OUT IN A SOLITARY PLACE
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CHAPTER XIX: WHY THE STRANGER WOULD NOT LOSE HIS SHELLEY FOR THE WORLD
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BOOK II
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CHAPTER I: IN WHICH I DECIDE TO BE YOUNG AGAIN
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CHAPTER II: AT THE SIGN OF THE SINGING STREAM
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CHAPTER III: IN WHICH I SAVE A USEFUL LIFE
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CHAPTER IV: 'TIS OF NICOLETE AND HER BOWER IN THE WILDWOOD
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CHAPTER V: 'TIS OF AUCASSIN AND NICOLETE
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CHAPTER VI: A FAIRY TALE AND ITS FAIRY TAILORS
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CHAPTER VII: FROM THE MORNING STAR TO THE MOON
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CHAPTER VIII: THE KIND OF THING THAT HAPPENS IN THE MOON
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CHAPTER IX: WRITTEN BY MOONLIGHT
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CHAPTER X: HOW ONE MAKES LOVE AT THIRTY
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CHAPTER XI: HOW ONE PLAYS THE HERO AT THIRTY
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CHAPTER XII: IN WHICH I REVIEW MY ACTIONS AND RENEW MY RESOLUTIONS
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BOOK III
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CHAPTER I: IN WHICH I RETURN TO MY RIGHT AGE AND ENCOUNTER A COMMON OBJECT OF THE COUNTRY
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CHAPTER II: IN WHICH I HEAL A BICYCLE AND COME TO THE WHEEL OF PLEASURE
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CHAPTER III: TWO TOWN MICE AT A COUNTRY INN.
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CHAPTER IV: MARRIAGE A LA MODE
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CHAPTER V: CONCERNING THE HAVEN OF YELLOWSANDS
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CHAPTER VI: THE MOORLAND OF THE APOCALYPSE
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CHAPTER VII: "COME UNTO THESE YELLOW SANDS!''
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CHAPTER VIII: THE TWELVE GOLDEN-HAIRED BAR-MAIDS.
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CHAPTER IX: SYLVIA JOY
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CHAPTER X: IN WHICH ONCE MORE I BECOME OCCUPIED IN MY OWN AFFAIRS
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CHAPTER XI: "THE HOUR FOR WHICH THE YEARS DID SIGH''
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CHAPTER XII: AT THE CAFÉ DE LA PAIX
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CHAPTER XIII: THE INNOCENCE OF PARIS
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CHAPTER XIV: END OF BOOK THREE
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BOOK IV: THE POSTSCRIPT TO A PILGRIMAGE
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CHAPTER I: SIX YEARS AFTER
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CHAPTER II: GRACE O' GOD
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CHAPTER III: THE GOLDEN GIRL

  
A LIST OF BOOKS IN BELLES LETTRES JOHN LANE: THE BODLEY HEAD 140 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK 1897
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THE QUEST OF THE
GOLDEN GIRL

A ROMANCE BY

RICHARD LE GALLIENNE

JOHN LANE: THE BODLEY HEAD
LONDON
AND
NEW YORK
© 1897
Copyright, 1896, BY JOHN LANE All rights reserved. ELEVENTH EDITION. University Press: JOHN WILSON AND SON, CAMBRIDGE, U. S. A.
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