Stories of the Seen and Unseen (William Blackwood and Sons, 1902)/Old Lady Mary

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Stories of the Seen and Unseen (William Blackwood and Sons, 1902)
by Mrs. Oliphant

Old Lady Mary

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pp. 73–180.

Little Mary was standing smiling, the prettiest object of all, the climax of the gentle luxury and pleasantness, to receive her godmother, who had been her providence all her life. But what a pity! oh, what a pity, that she had not died that night!

4013305Stories of the Seen and Unseen (William Blackwood and Sons, 1902) — Old Lady MaryMrs. Oliphant

OLD LADY MARY.

TO

AN OLD LADY

EVER YOUNG,

HARRIET STEWART,

NOW GONE WHERE YOUTH AND AGE

ARE NO DISTINCTION.

OLD LADY MARY.

Chapters (not listed in original)

I. 75
II. 92
III. 96
IV. 104
V. 112
VI. 121
VII. 132
VIII. 143
IX. 162
X. 166
XI. 169
XII. 172
XIII. 177
XIV. 177
XV. 178

Stories of the Seen and Unseen (William Blackwood and Sons, 1902)/Old Lady Mary

OLD LADY MARY.

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