_ CHAPTER XIX. A LETTER
       Letter from Miss Frances Stuyvesant to Donald Pendleton, Esq.:--
       PARIS, FRANCE, June 20.
       DEAR OLD DON:--
       I'm having a very good time, Don, dear, and I know you'll be glad to hear that. Dolly has a great many friends in Paris, and so has Dad, and so has Chic. Between them all we are very gay. But it is raining to-day, and somehow I've been worrying about your being in town with nothing to do but work. I do hope you are taking care of yourself and running to the shore or the mountains for the week-ends.
       Now I must hurry up and dress; but please remember that I am still, as always,
       Your FRANCES. _

Chapter 1. Don Receives A Jolt
Chapter 2. It Becomes Necessary To Eat
Chapter 3. The Queen Was In The Parlor
Chapter 4. Concerning Sandwiches
Chapter 5. Business
Chapter 6. Two Girls
Chapter 7. Roses
Chapter 8. A Man Of Affairs
Chapter 9. It Will Never Do
Chapter 10. Dictation
Chapter 11. Steak, With Mushrooms And Advice
Chapter 12. A Social Widow
Chapter 13. Dear Sir--
Chapter 14. In Reply
Chapter 15. Cost
Chapter 16. A Memorandum
Chapter 17. On The Way Home
Chapter 18. A Discourse On Salaries
Chapter 19. A Letter
Chapter 20. Stars
Chapter 21. In The Dark
Chapter 22. The Sensible Thing
Chapter 23. Looking Ahead
Chapter 24. Vacations
Chapter 25. In The Park
Chapter 26. One Stuyvesant
Chapter 27. The Stars Again
Chapter 28. Seeing
Chapter 29. Mostly Sally
Chapter 30. Don Explains
Chapter 31. Sally Decides
Chapter 32. Barton Appears
Chapter 33. A Bully World
Chapter 34. Don Makes Good
Chapter 35. "Home, John"