Chapter I: Front Matter

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POPULAR NOVELS.

BY MAY AGNES FLEMING.

1.--GUY EARLSCOURT'S WIFE.
2.--A WONDERFUL WOMAN.
3.--A TERRIBLE SECRET.
4.--NORINE'S REVENGE.
5.--A MAD MARRIAGE.
6.--ONE NIGHT'S MYSTERY.
7.--KATE DANTON.
8.--SILENT AND TRUE.
9.--HEIR OF CHARLTON.
10.--CARRIED BY STORM.
11.--LOST FOR A WOMAN.
12.--A WIFE'S TRAGEDY.
13.--A CHANGED HEART.
14.--PRIDE AND PASSION.
15.--SHARING HER CRIME.
16.--A WRONGED WIFE.
17.--MAUDE PERCY'S SECRET.
18.--THE ACTRESS' DAUGHTER (_New_).

"Mrs. Fleming's stories are growing more and more popular every
day. Their delineations of character, life-like conversations,
flashes of wit, constantly varying scenes, and deeply interesting
plots, combine to place their author in the very first rank of
Modern Novelists."

All published uniform with this volume. Price, $1.50 each, and sent
_free_ by mail on receipt of price,

BY

G. W. CARLETON & CO., Publishers,
New York.

THE
ACTRESS' DAUGHTER.

A Novel.

BY
MAY AGNES FLEMING.

AUTHOR OF

"GUY EARLSCOURT'S WIFE," "A WONDERFUL WOMAN,"
"A TERRIBLE SECRET," "SILENT AND TRUE,"
"A MAD MARRIAGE" "LOST FOR A WOMAN,"
"ONE NIGHT'S MYSTERY," ETC., ETC.

"Who that had seen her form so light,
For swiftness only turned,
Would e'er have thought in a thing so slight,
Such a fiery spirit burned?"

NEW YORK:
COPYRIGHT, 1885, BY
_G. W. Carleton & Co., Publishers._
LONDON: S. LOW, SON & CO.
MDCCCLXXXVI.

Stereotyped by HENRY M. TOBITT,

SAMUEL STODDER, PRINTER,

42 DEY STREET, N. Y. 42 DEY STREET, N. Y.

CONTENTS.

Chapter Page

I. Christmas Eve 7

II. The Actress--Little Georgia 22

III. A Young Tornado 36

IV. Georgia makes some new Acquaintances 53

V. "Lady Macbeth." 67

VI. Taming an Eaglet 83

VII. Georgia's Dream 99

VIII. "Coming Events Cast their Shadows Before." 114

IX. Old Friends Meet 129

X. Dreaming 144

XI. Something New 158

XII. Richmond House gets a Mistress 171

XIII. Awakening 184

XIV. A Dream Coming True 200

XV. Sowing the Wind 215

XVI. Reaping the Whirlwind 233

XVII. Gone 250

XVIII. The Dawn of Another Day 267

XIX. Desolation 283

XX. Found and Lost 298

XXI. Charley's Crime 314

XXII. The Sun Rises 330

XXIII. Over the World 340

XXIV. At Last 354

XXV. "After Tears and Weeping,
He Poureth in Joyfulness." 369

XXVI. "Last Scene of All." 382

THE ACTRESS' DAUGHTER.