THE STAR WOMAN

THE
STAR WOMAN

BY
H. BEDFORD-JONES

NEW YORK
DODD, MEAD AND COMPANY
1924

Copyright, 1924,
By Dodd, Mead and Company, Inc.

Printed in the U. S. A.

CONTENTS

 page
Prefacev
  
BOOK I—THE STAR OF DREAMS
 page
chap. 
IThe Man and the Star3
IIHe Who Accepts an Omen, Accepts Responsibility22
IIIThe Importance of Forgotten Things42
IVOne Gains Gold, Another a Friend66
  
BOOK II—THE FUR PIRATE
  
IEven in a Wilderness, One Cannot Escape85
IIWhen Fog Lifts, the Road Clears109
IIIConfirming a Belief in Miracles129
IVPredictions and Events Are Sometimes Reconciled150
VIt Is Only by Crooked Lanes That One Gains the Highway165
  
BOOK III—THE STAR GOES, THE WOMAN REMAINS
  
IIt Does Not Pay To Be Merciful173
IIA Knife Does Different Things in Different Hands192
IIITwo Trails May Have the Same End208
IVHe Who Denies the Incredible Denies God223
VVengeance Runs a Red Road238
VISome Problems Are Best Left Unsolved253
VII"An Archer Drew Bow at a Venture"265
VIIISometimes Sunrise Can Come Too Late280
IXWhen a Star Falls, a Soul Has Passed290


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