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Wanderfoot (The Dream Ship)
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Wanderfoot (The Dream Ship) by Cynthia Stockley, author of “Poppy,” “The Claw,” etc.
CONTENTS
Part 1. America
Chapter 1. Secret Palaces
Chapter 2. Grey and Gold
Chapter 3. Fate’s Winding Paths
Chapter 4. A Skeleton and a Shrine
Chapter 5. Squirrel in a Trap
Chapter 6. Kisses and Crosses
Chapter 7. More Winding Paths
Chapter 8. Wounds in the Rain
Part 2. Jersey
Chapter 9. New Roads to Fortune
Chapter 10. Worry-Bells
Chapter 11. A Ship on the Rocks
Chapter 12. Children of Ishmael
Part 3. France
Chapter 13. The Ways of a Lover
Chapter 14. The Ways of Literature
Chapter 15. Ways Sacred and Secular
Chapter 16. The Ways of Girls
Chapter 17. The Ways of Boys
Chapter 18. The Ways of a Lover
Chapter 19. The Way of Nemesis
Chapter 20. The Ways of Life and Death
Chapter 21. Lonely Ways
Chapter 22. The Way of Love
Part 1. America
Chapter 1. Secret Palaces
“Dream delivers us to dream, and there is no end to illusion.”
The Bavaric had been four fine September days at sea, and it was time for the vague pain and melancholy that always haunted Westenra after leaving Ireland to pass; yet it stayed with him as never before it had stayed. The voice of the Atlantic sang a dirge in his ears, and looking at the long grey rollers he thought of his mother’s hair which he would never see again, of the mists that enveloped Inishaan as Ireland passed from sight, of the ghosts of Raths, and all grey things; and life looked grey before him and dull. It was as though the mists and shadows of his land lay upon his spirit and would not be lifted. More than ever he was lonely, more than ever an exile, for now there was none but the dead left to him in the land of his birth; the last root had gone, the last frond been cut away. His mother had died on the day he sailed from New York to pay her his annual visit, and long before he reached Queenstown she had been laid away to rest by his father’s side in the fair valley of Glendalough.
CONTENTS
Part 1. America
Chapter 1. Secret Palaces
Chapter 2. Grey and Gold
Chapter 3. Fate’s Winding Paths
Chapter 4. A Skeleton and a Shrine
Chapter 5. Squirrel in a Trap
Chapter 6. Kisses and Crosses
Chapter 7. More Winding Paths
Chapter 8. Wounds in the Rain
Part 2. Jersey
Chapter 9. New Roads to Fortune
Chapter 10. Worry-Bells
Chapter 11. A Ship on the Rocks
Chapter 12. Children of Ishmael
Part 3. France
Chapter 13. The Ways of a Lover
Chapter 14. The Ways of Literature
Chapter 15. Ways Sacred and Secular
Chapter 16. The Ways of Girls
Chapter 17. The Ways of Boys
Chapter 18. The Ways of a Lover
Chapter 19. The Way of Nemesis
Chapter 20. The Ways of Life and Death
Chapter 21. Lonely Ways
Chapter 22. The Way of Love
Part 1. America
Chapter 1. Secret Palaces
“Dream delivers us to dream, and there is no end to illusion.”
The Bavaric had been four fine September days at sea, and it was time for the vague pain and melancholy that always haunted Westenra after leaving Ireland to pass; yet it stayed with him as never before it had stayed. The voice of the Atlantic sang a dirge in his ears, and looking at the long grey rollers he thought of his mother’s hair which he would never see again, of the mists that enveloped Inishaan as Ireland passed from sight, of the ghosts of Raths, and all grey things; and life looked grey before him and dull. It was as though the mists and shadows of his land lay upon his spirit and would not be lifted. More than ever he was lonely, more than ever an exile, for now there was none but the dead left to him in the land of his birth; the last root had gone, the last frond been cut away. His mother had died on the day he sailed from New York to pay her his annual visit, and long before he reached Queenstown she had been laid away to rest by his father’s side in the fair valley of Glendalough.
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