A MAID OF THE KENTUCKY HILLS
BY EDWIN CARLILE LITSEY
Author of "The Man from Jericho," etc.
 ILLUSTRATED BY
JOHN CASSEL
CHICAGO
BROWNE & HOWELL COMPANY
1913
COPYRIGHT, 1913
BROWNE & HOWELL COMPANY
 Copyright in England
All rights reserved
PUBLISHED, NOVEMBER, 1913
THE PLIMPTON PRESS
NORWOOD, MASS, USA
TO
SARA
OF THE SUNNY HAIR
 I knelt on the tree, bent down, and took her upheld handin mine.
CONTENTS
Chapter One 
In Which I Go to 'Crombie

Chapter Two 
In Which I Go to 'Crombie Again

Chapter Three 
In Which I Find a Lodge in the Wilderness

Chapter Four 
In Which I Meet a Dryad

Chapter Five 
In Which I Say What I Please

Chapter Six 
In Which I Meet a Satyr

Chapter Seven 
In Which the Satyr and I Sit Cheek by Jowl

Chapter Eight 
In Which I Pitch My Tent Toward Hebron for the Space of an Afternoon

Chapter Nine 
In Which I Sit Upon a Hilltop and Reflect to no Advantage

Chapter Ten 
In Which I Spend a Pleasant Hour and Hear Some News

Chapter Eleven 
In Which Other Characters Come Into Our Story

Chapter Twelve 
In Which I Attend an Oratorio

Chapter Thirteen 
In Which I Suffer Four Shocks, Three of the Earth andOne From the Sky, and Find Another Maid A-Fishing

Chapter Fourteen 
In Which Yet a Fifth Shock Arrives, and Rounds Out theDay

Chapter Fifteen 
In Which the Historian Unblushingly Shows Himself to bea Human

Chapter Sixteen 
In Which Much Added Light is Shed Upon Miss Beryl Drane,but Only a Glimmer Upon My Problem

Chapter Seventeen 
In Which I Entertain Seriously a Chivalrous Notion tomy Great Detriment

Chapter Eighteen 
In Which I Descend Into Hell

Chapter Nineteen 
In Which the Satyr and the Narrator Become Very Drunk,and the Latter is Lifted to Earth Again

Chapter Twenty 
In Which I View an Empty World, Act a Hypocrite, a                        
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