THE ISLE OF UNREST    
      By Henry Seton Merriman    

 
      TO LUCASTA 
 
 GOING TO THE WARS    
                           Tell me not, sweet, I am unkind                           That from the nunnery                           Of thy chaste breast, and quiet mind,                           To war and arms I fly.                           True: a new mistress now I chase,                           The first foe in the field;                           And with a stronger faith embrace                           A sword, a horse, a shield.                           Yet this inconstancy is such                           As you too shall adore;                           I could not love thee, dear, so much                           Lov'd I not honour more.                           RICHARD LOVELACE.            




CONTENTS
 THE ISLE OF UNREST 
 CHAPTER I. THE MOVING FINGER. 
 CHAPTER II. CHEZ CLÉMENT. 
 CHAPTER III. A BY-PATH. 
 CHAPTER IV. A TOSS-UP. 
 CHAPTER V. IN THE RUE DU CHERCHE-MIDI. 
 CHAPTER VI. NEIGHBOURS. 
 CHAPTER VII. JOURNEY'S END. 
 CHAPTER VIII. AT VASSELOT. 
 CHAPTER IX. THE PROMISED LAND. 
 CHAPTER X. THUS FAR. 
 CHAPTER XI. BY SURPRISE. 
 CHAPTER XII. A SUMMONS. 
 CHAPTER XIII. WAR. 
 CHAPTER XIV. GOSSIP. 
 CHAPTER XV. WAR. 
 CHAPTER XVI. A MASTERFUL MAN. 
 CHAPTER XVII. WITHOUT DRUM OR TRUMPET. 
 CHAPTER XVIII. A WOMAN OF ACTION. 
 CHAPTER XIX. THE SEARCH. 
 CHAPTER XX. WOUNDED. 
 CHAPTER XXI. FOR FRANCE. 
 CHAPTER XXII. IN THE MACQUIS 
 CHAPTER XXIII. AN UNDERSTANDING. 
 CHAPTER XXIV. CE QUE FEMME VEUT. 
 CHAPTER XXV. ON THE GREAT ROAD. 
 CHAPTER XXVI. THE END OF THE JOURNEY. 
 CHAPTER XXVII. THE ABBÉ'S SALAD. 
 CHAPTER XXVII                        
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