Contents
CHAPTER I. The courtyard of the Hotel du Lac
CHAPTER II. The terrace of Villa Rosa juts out into the lake
CHAPTER III. It was close upon ten when Jerymn Hilliard
CHAPTER IV. The table was set on the terrace
CHAPTER V. After some delay?owing to Tony’s inability to balance the chafing-dish
CHAPTER VI. Tony was stretched on the parapet
CHAPTER VII. On the homeward journey Tony again trudged behind
CHAPTER VIII. The Hotel du Lac may be approached in two ways
CHAPTER IX. As Constance emerged at the other end of the arbour
CHAPTER X. Half-past six on Friday morning, and Constance appeared on the terrace
CHAPTER XI. The sun was setting behind Monte Maggiore
CHAPTER XII. Half-past six on the following morning found Constance
CHAPTER XIII. Three days passed in which Mr. Wilder and Tony industriously climbed
CHAPTER XIV. Constance occupied herself upon their return to Villa Rosa
CHAPTER XV. Tony returned to the Hotel du Lac, modestly, by the back way
CHAPTER XVI. Tony jumped over the wall
CHAPTER XVII. Jerry Junior’s letter of regret arrived from Riva on the early mail
CHAPTER XVIII. If one must go to jail at all one could scarcely choose
