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. Held in bondage, or, Granville de Vigne [electronic resource]: a tale of the day . in the Dark. By FRANCES ELEANOR Furnc33. | Mabels Progress. Like Ships upon the Sea. By J. T. TROWBRIDGE.—Farnells Tolly. By MARK TWAIN. APleasure Trip on theContinent, of EuropeHuckleberry and Pauper. Tom Tramp White on the Mississippi, By C. C. SARAH ] St. Mungos City,Beauty and the Jacqueline,The Brides Pass. By J. S. WINTER. Cavalry Lif
. Held in bondage, or, Granville de Vigne [electronic resource]: a tale of the day . in the Dark. By FRANCES ELEANOR Furnc33. | Mabels Progress. Like Ships upon the Sea. By J. T. TROWBRIDGE.—Farnells Tolly. By MARK TWAIN. APleasure Trip on theContinent, of EuropeHuckleberry and Pauper. Tom Tramp White on the Mississippi, By C. C. SARAH ] St. Mungos City,Beauty and the Jacqueline,The Brides Pass. By J. S. WINTER. Cavalry Life. | Recrimental Legends. By H. F. WOOD. The Passenger from Scotland Yard. The Englishman of the Rue Cain. By EDMUND YATES. The Forlorn Hope. | Land at Last Castaway. Lady Blackhall Ghosts. 41 London: CHATTO & WINDUS, 214, Piccadilly, W HELD IN BONDAGE GR A X IIL LE DE VTG XE H Cale of tbc 5>a\^ Bv OUIDA AITHOK F TFICOTaIN, A DCC OF TLAXDEK?. ;PA? MTTLF WCODFN SKOK-, TTC- A v nitd is n \r. i:..\t s —5hakes7Eas:. A AEIV EDITIOX iiontion CHATTO & WINDUS, PICCADILLY 1S91 PEE FACE. This, the earliest work I ever wrote, is fall oferrors both of structure and of style. I have thoughtit, however, useless to attempt any correction of lament the innumerable faults in Art which, neces-sarily arise in it from having been constructed as thatmistaken tiling a novel with a purpose. And Itrust that no reader will ibrm any judgment upon meas a writer from this very immature and most imper-fect romance. At the same time that I regret itsartistic shortcomings, I fully adhere to the mainopinions which form its basis. It is, indeed, myconfirmed impression of their absolute truth whichmakes me now offer this apology for the inadequateskill wherewith, in these pages. I have defendedthem. OUIDA- The Langham, Londow,April 10, 187C CONTENTS. CHA?. fAQl I.—The Senior Pupil of the Chancery .... 1 II.— A Southerly Wind and a Clo
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