He Loves Me For Myself

"He Loves Me For Myself" resumes the story of "Arley" Wentworth and Philip Paxton from its pause at the conclusion of "The Lily of Mordaunt."

Written by "Mrs. Georgie Sheldon" (Sarah Elizabeth Forbush Downs 18431926), and copyright 1884, and 1899 By Street and Smith.

Transcribed and edited by Jeffrey Merrow fro the A. L. Burt edition. 26 Chapter, 252 pages, 64,000 words.

Chapters:

I. - A Friend in Need.
II. - Philip Paxton's Return.
III. - Jane Collins at Home.
IV. - The Truth Told.
V. - Adding Insult to Injury.
VI. - Philip Paxton's Letter.
VII. - Fortune's Wheel.
VIII. - The Ring.
IX. - Mrs. Bancroft's Narrative.
X. - The Crash on the Railroad.
XI. - A "Lady Born!"
XII. - The Good Samaritan.
XIII. - The Strange Letter.
XIV. - In a Dilemma.
XV. - Arley's Amazement.
XVI. - Lady Alice.
XVII. - Atonement.
XVIII. - I Am His Wife.
XIX. - Where am I?
XX. - A Noble Manhood Restored.
XXI. - Perfect Faith.
XXII. - Wil Hamilton.
XXIII. - Mimosa.
XXIV. - Homeward Bound.
XXV. - Can it be True?
XXVI. - Lady Paxton.

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