III. INAUGURAL ADDRESSES
IV. BASTIAN CAUTLEY, M.D.
V. HEALERS AND REGENERATORS
VI. SPRING FASHIONS
VII. UNDER A BLUE MOON
VIII. A PAINFUL MISUNDERSTANDING
IX. THROUGH THE STETHOSCOPE
X. MISS QUINCEY STANDS BACK
XI. DR. CAUTLEY SENDS IN HIS BILL
XII. EPILOGUE.--THE MAN AND THE WOMAN




SUPERSEDED




CHAPTER I

Prologue.--Miss Quincey Stops the Way


"Stand back, Miss Quincey, if you please."

The school was filing out along the main corridor of St. Sidwell's. It
came with a tramp and a rustle and a hiss and a tramp, urged to a trot by
the excited teachers. The First Division first, half-woman, carrying
itself smoothly, with a swish of its long skirts, with a blush, a dreamy