ANNE SEVERN AND THE FIELDINGS

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by  SINCLAIR, MAY

Anne Severn

artd the Fieldings

By May Sinclair... Author of
“The Combined Maze,” “ Mary Olivier,” etc., ele.

LONDON: HUTCHINSON, AMD CO"
PATERNOSTER ROY, Bee

CONTENTS

CHILDREN. =...
ADOLESCENTS wk
ANNE AND JERROLD ©.
ROBERT 2. we
ELIOT AND ANNE - os
QUEENR . 6 ws
ADELINE 2. we
ANNE.AND COLIN, 5.
JERROLD...
ELIOT See
INTERM 4. Oe
COLIN, JERROLD, AND ANNE
ANNE AND JERROLD.
MAISIE 6 wee
ANNE, JERROLD, AND MAISIE
ANNE, MAISIE, AND JERROLD
JSRROLD, MAISIE, ANNE, ELIOT
JERROLD AND ANNE 2.
ANNE AND ELIOT 0.
MAISIE, JERROLD, AND ANNE

« ANNE SEVERN
AND THE FIELDINGS

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CHILDREN

‘Anni SeveRN had come again to the Fieldings, “This
time it was because her mother was dead.

She hadn't been in the house five minutes beforg
she asked “‘ Where's Jerrold?”

“"Fancy,” they said, “ ber remembering.

And Jerrold had put his head in at the door-apd:
gone « out,again when be saw her there in her

; and somehow she had known he was afraid
to conte in because her mother was dead.

Hier father lind brought hér to Wyek-on-the Ei
that marning, the day after the funeral. He would
leave her there when he went back to India.

She was walking now down the lawn between, the”
two tall men. They were taking her to the pond at
the bottom where the goldfish were. It was Jerrold’s
father who held her hand and talked to her. He had
anice brown face marked with a lot of little fne smiling
strokes, and his eyes were quick and kind.

“You remember the goldfish, Anne?”

“1 remember everything.

She nad been sucka Httle gil before, and they said
she hed. forgotten.

But she remembered so well that the always thought
of Mr. Fielding at Jerrold'gdnther | She
the pond and the goldfish, Jerrold held her fight, 20

rengfigbered ‘the

‘that she shouldn't tumble in, She