AFTER THE STORM.

BY

T. S. ARTHUR.

PHILADELPHIA:
1868

CONTENTS.

CHAPTER I. THE WAR OF THE ELEMENTS.
CHAPTER II. THE LOVERS.
CHAPTER III. THE CLOUD AND THE SIGN.
CHAPTER IV. UNDER THE CLOUD.
CHAPTER V. THE BURSTING OF THE STORM.
CHAPTER VI. AFTER THE STORM.
CHAPTER VII. THE LETTER.
CHAPTER VIII. THE FLIGHT AND THE RETURN.
CHAPTER IX. THE RECONCILIATION.
CHAPTER X. AFTER THE STORM.
CHAPTER XI. A NEW ACQUAINTANCE.
CHAPTER XII. IN BONDS.
CHAPTER XIII. THE REFORMERS.
CHAPTER XIV. A STARTLING EXPERIENCE.
CHAPTER XV. CAPTIVATED AGAIN.
CHAPTER XVI. WEARY OF CONSTRAINT.
CHAPTER XVII. GONE FOR EVER!
CHAPTER XVIII. YOUNG, BUT WISE.
CHAPTER XIX. THE SHIPWRECKED LIFE.
CHAPTER XX. THE PALSIED HEART.
CHAPTER XXI. THE IRREVOCABLE DECREE.
CHAPTER XXII. STRUCK DOWN.
CHAPTER XXIII. THE HAUNTED VISION.
CHAPTER XXIV. THE MINISTERING ANGEL.
CHAPTER XXV. BORN FOR EACH OTHER.
CHAPTER XXVI. LOVE NEVER DIES.
CHAPTER XXVII. EFFECTS OF THE STORM.
CHAPTER XXVIII. AFTER THE STORM.

AFTER THE STORM.

CHAPTER I.

THE WAR OF THE ELEMENTS.

NO June day ever opened with a fairer promise. Not a single cloudflecked the sky, and the sun coursed onward through the azure seauntil past meridian, without throwing to the earth a single shadow.Then, low in the west, appeared something obscure and hazy, blendingthe hill-tops with the horizon; an hour later, and three or foursmall fleecy islands were seen, clearly outlined in the airy ocean,and slowly ascending—avant-couriers of a coming storm. Followingthese were mountain peaks, snow-capped and craggy, with desolatevalleys between. Then, over all this arctic panorama, fell a suddenshadow. The white tops of the cloudy hills lost their clear,gleaming outlines and their slumbrous stillness. The atmosphere wasin motion, and a white scud began to drive across the heavy, darkmasses of clouds that lay far back against the sky in mounta

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